Can’t you backup your database?

You don’t actually need a NAS. You can install in an old hardware you have and it will work just fine.

However things may become short in space quickly, cause video needs a lot of storage. So if you want to host many video files, I would recommend at least high capacity HDs. A NAS would be the perfect setting, but not always we can do perfect settings.

What I suggest however, is to be sure that your network settings (router, mainly) support streaming, cause if your router sucks, you’ll not only become frustrated soon with the streaming, but all your connection with internet in general may become degraded.

Also, you can start small, with a small server with internet HD, and then adjust and implement NAS in the future. It’s an easy task.

You may wanna take a look at Jellyfin as well

Is Umbrel or CasaOS what you looking for?

Will you let the fortune tell if your network is safe or not?

Why don’t configure your nftables, iptables, UFW, firewalld or whatever to be redundant? It’s not like it consumes much more resources from your system

Maybe there is an exploit to your router that enables the hacker to access your full network. Maybe there is a glitch in your router that bypass the NAT. Maybe someone can access other devices from another source rather than the router connection (for example, it connects properly into the service, but this service has a flaw that allow full control over your network).

If a device is connect to the internet, it is somehow vulnerable. The safest machine is that one disconnected from the internet and preferably turned off.

Block user as well

Im blocking every single piece of shit spamming

I think Tailscale can do the job, making you connect your server through a VPN.

Yeah… I can even ping the server from the router firmware! It’s really weird!

Yes, I rebooted and looked for firmware update, but nothing

You could also script a reconnection on the laptop to happen every six hours or something.

I’m trying other alternatives first, such as ping the gateway every hour and disabling power saving mode on the laptop

The router is not mine… I’ll not change the firmware cause the router is borrowed from the ISP and I must give it back if I change my ISP

I’m trying the power saving mode and hoping that is the issue!

Another guy suggested ping the router from the server for once in a while as well and I think it must “remember” the router about the existence of the server

Well, I may try this… Maybe set a systemd timer to ping the router for once in a while…

But I’ll wait to check if disabling saving mode do the job. If it doens’t I’ll try the ping workaround

I also suspected about DHCP, but at the router it says it’s connected and reachable…

I really don’t know if it’s DHCP or if the server did not renewed the connection somehow

I’ll definitely take a look at this power saving mode! Thank you!

Also, I would definitely try with your laptop wired instead of wireless if you can.

It’s kinda hard at my setup, cause the router is not close to anywhere I can put my laptop… But I’m looking for some SBC like Raspberry Pi or something to make it connected wired to the router

The easiest way I found to passthrough a cgnat is using a VPN.

I suggest using Tailscale, cause it does some tricks to bypass cgnat and you can access your truenas server.

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Keep an eye on Denaro… I think there is a plan to make an Android app soon

Tailscale only make easier to set exit nodes and manage wireguard setups… Try it and tell us what happens…

Anyway, I don’t know exactly what’s going on. Maybe you’re forwarding some packages to your wireguard VPN, like TCP/80, but not UDP or TCP/443. Check if everything is being properly forwarded, so all your connection is from Wireguard

Haver you seem what’s your ip and ipv6 on the foreingner house?

Maybe your wireguard connection is creating a lan, but you didn’t configured an exit node or didn’t connected to the exit node.

Another solution could be using Tailscale as well

Well, there is a limit to my paranoid. It’s really hard to find a sweet spot between security and practicality.

I found mine with this settings I said

I use KeePassXC on my laptop, KeePassDX on my phone and sync them with Syncthing.

This ia pretty sweet

There is the Matrix protocol, which you can use the Element app.

Also, if you want a more Discord-like alternative, there is Revolt