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  • As the creator of that thread, and a Nextcloud volunteer, I can confirm that Nextcloud can absolutely be run without a VPN. That is exactly what it is designed to do, scaling to millions of users.

    It is vastly more deployed, modular, enterprise grade, and battle tested. Running it is nothing like running Jellyfin.

  • Yes. Not only that, but it can be exposed at garagantuan scale for the last decade. Use of a vpn is totally optional.

  • By definition, you are a pirate for ripping your purchased physical media! One can only imagine the depravity of then hosting that content for others! Straight to jail!

  • I would never do that if the goal is a private server people trust me to run. Good luck with it.

  • 100 - 200 users is a lot, especially with public federation. I would go for Pleroma fork or setup Pixelfed as direct IG interface.

    16gb recommended for people actually using it. It'll be $40 - 80 a month VPS.

    Since you plan to scale up, go 16gb minimum. 100gb minimum, but consider how you want to handle photos.

  • Looks like a great tool for integrating with searxng

  • Which plugin?

  • What exactly about jellyfin makes this oidc style access more difficult to manage?

  • I'm surprised there is not a service specifically attempting to fill this gap.

  • Legal risk of bluray rips, as opposed to other media types?

  • Just read their actual documentation. You'll want to either way.

  • What about exposing through Pangolin tunnel, Cloudflare Tunnel, Tailscale Funnel approach? Would that allow proper client access?

  • It seems to depend on how you are granting access and have configured the server... if they have to setup VPN access in order to access Jellyfin, as opposed to logging into plex website.

  • Sideload in which appstore? Jellyfin requires adding functionality through plugins, instead of pre-bundling. Definitely something where more documentation and guidance would go a long way in helping us feel more confident in both using, and switching, to it.

  • I think the difference is Plex offers a web address you can use for logging into Plex and for sharing it with others. So, you get a friendly admin interface with oauth for logging in from other popular services as the Plex user getting setup.

  • That happened to me related to needing http:// https:// before the ip, then it worked. Also added avahi mdns, to use hostname.local instead of ip