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Does IVPN support port forwarding?

It seems no VPNs support it these days…

From looking online it seems people are migrating to Grimmory: https://github.com/grimmory-tools/grimmory

Not sure how trustworthy this fork is though.

It’s worth mentioning that it doesn’t support voice calls though.

Why can’t you run the STUN/TURN server on the same IP?

Isn’t the data sharing optional? I’m pretty sure it asks you on first startup and you can decline.

Keep in mind that the DAC on the Pi is pretty awful so it might not sound great.

You might want to get a audio HAT or USB DAC.

I’ve been using NetNewsWire. It’a free and open source and works with FreshRSS.

https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/netnewswire-rss-reader/id1480640210

Yes it does. Only the MAC address you assigned to that IP will get it.

I’m pretty sure 2FA can work offline as well. You definitely don’t need an internet connection to perform 2FA with OTP codes.

Same although I found the reason at the bottom of the downloads page: https://www.strawberrymusicplayer.org/#download

This depends if you have a website on your domain and it appears on search engines. I do and had to modify Rspamd as bots were spamming addresses like abuse@ and other dictionary words.

PC with opnsense.

Correct! Although if you are the only user on the server subsequent joins don’t matter.

It’s the amount of users and servers in the room. When you join it on a new server it needs to process and verify the state of the room and agree it with all the servers. As the state is massive in this room it can take a very long time to join it.

If you want to learn more read this: https://matrix.org/docs/older/stateres-v2/

Sliding sync doesn’t make joining Matrix HQ any faster. This is depending on your hardware and whether or not you have any workers configured. For most users it isn’t worth joining that room anyway.

Is it? Last time I tried none of my docker compose files would start correctly in podman compose.

My Netgear switch doesn’t support Level 3 routing. It only supports basic VLAN functions.

From the switch? I thought the routing was done at the router level?

Doesn’t look like it but if I set up VLANs unless an user is on the correct VLAN they can’t access the web interface. And the only way for them to get access is to get physical access and plug a device into the correct port.

It is a managed switch. What’s wrong with TP-Link managed switches?

I have a basic Netgear managed switch for VLANs.