Yes-ish, it’s harder for you than the users. But you will have to secure a URL and they will have to remember that URL. Also there’s some security issues with some unsecured endpoints on Jellyfin. That said I have mine out there exposed to the net and am comfortable enough with it.
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Get a SAS card that is in IT mode, use the SAS cables until your drives die, then buy SAS to SATA cables. Problem solved.
You can’t put it in the corner of the closet, on the ceiling?
What does the look of the antenna matter in a closet?
I have a feeling this will be unceremoniously killed and forked into two different projects.
I am forgetting the name but there was a service you could use with home assistant alarm integrations that would work like a remote monitoring service, home assistant would ping them and they would operate like a normal alarm company trying to contact you and contacting the police.
You want my comment-less source code? I can’t be arsed.
Now is the time to buy a graphics card at or below MSRP before the ram prices spike them back up.
Today or tomorrow?
Yeah, Trump and the other Nazis are literally trying right now to provoke a violent response out of the left so they can declare martial law, end all elections, and put us all into camps.
Tell your neighbors the government is installing spying tools that can track your movements and be very angry at every municipal meeting.
Same emotional intelligence.
You are the worst kind of person.
It has several unsecured endpoints.
https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/5415
If you read the comments the devs know it’s a serious issue but don’t want to break backwards compatibility fixing them. Their solution for now is to warn people of the risks of exposing their instance to the Web. Which I don’t think they’re doing a great job of.
Jellyfin is notoriously full of security holes. It’s recommended to not expose it to the Internet. It’s also easy easier on Plex, at least until this bullshit, to have a random non-techie family member sign in to your Plex server from anywhere. I never liked Plex and never got into it, but I see why people used to prefer it.
I think Emby is a good middle ground for people looking to jump ship from Plex. But I switched to jellyfin from my lifetime Emby sub because the plug-in community there feels dead and Emby development felt dead in the water.
Tech Bros all think they are the saviors of humanity and they are owed every dollar they collect.
Switch to Linux, double your available RAM for free.
Guess what, GPU prices are about to go back up because they rely on RAM.
No, there’s not centralized host server to connect your users with your server. They need a fixed IP or URL to access your server from outside your network.