How does a reverse proxy helps for security? I mean, the problem here is that exposing Jellyfin on the internet is dangerous: the only way to improve security via a reverse proxy would be mTLS, but I'm not sure how it would work client side.
I'm currently using email (not self-hosted for now) but sometimes the file size exceeds 25 MB and it won't get sent. I'm looking for a solution simpler than setting up a mail server.
Also ntfy can be self-hosted (I'm already doing that for other reasons) and it supports file attachments. The problem is the iOS app. Unfortunately gotify does not even have iOS support.
Let me add specifications I forgot to mention: the file is a pdf and the whole thing should be simple enough for a not tech savvy person. So I'd like to avoid having to browse a list of files etc.
I want to send a file to an iPad from a cron script. Currently I'm attaching it to a mail, but if the file is bigger than the max attachment size it won't be sent. Also in this way I'm using an external service when it's not needed, since both source and destination are on my lan.
I tried ntfy because I was already using it for other tasks, so the server was already in place, but then I realized that iPad app is very limited.
I also considered to set up a mail server, reachable only within my lan, but since that seems an overkill I'd like to find an alternative.
That blue led on the Minisforum sure is bright! BTW could you share the file for the bracket of the network card? I also have an M920q with a 10GbE card (single SFP), but I still have to figure out a bracket so at the moment it's open, just a bit of tape under the card to not short it on the ports below.
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