Appears to be Hetzner for now, wouldn’t be surprised if all VPS get affected eventually.

      • @Molecular0079@lemmy.world
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        410 months ago

        Jellyfin also supports UPnP, but you really shouldn’t be exposing the raw ports to the public anyways.

        Ideally, you’d setup Jellyfin and a reverse proxy like SWAG that handles the SSL stuff for you.

        • @Deftdrummer@lemmy.world
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          110 months ago

          Thanks, I just realized what community I was in lol. Stumbled in here from the everything tab, so now I understand the technical stuff!

          I’ll stick around here a while you’ll have me!

          • @Molecular0079@lemmy.world
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            210 months ago

            Haha, welcome! Always good to have new people come in and potentially start their self-hosting journey. It can be quite fun if you have the time and interest.

          • @vividspecter@lemm.ee
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            110 months ago

            Welcome! Consider a VPN if you need remote access, unless you plan to share it publicly with a lot of people. It’s a bit more work, but safer than directly exposing your PC to the internet.

              • @vividspecter@lemm.ee
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                110 months ago

                In this case, it would be a VPN hosted on your home server/router or a VPS. A commercial VPN wouldn’t help you here, although you can use it in combination.

      • @TheButtonJustSpins
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        10 months ago

        That’s still port forwarding. It’s just automated.

      • @dan@upvote.au
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        10 months ago

        A well-configured network that follows security best practices should always have UPnP disabled.