Is NextCloud the only way to have a folder that's accessible over the web for Windows? 🤔
Been wanting to do this without paying extra for a NAS. I have like 10 TB of storage on my windows PC and it'd be quite useful if I can utilize it for backing up my iPhone and Android pics/videos.
verita84
in reply to BeAware :veriweed: • • •SyncThing works great between Linux , android, and windows
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in reply to BeAware :veriweed: • • •Thay way once I am synced , I can delete off my phone, deletes get synced but my data is backed up complete.
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in reply to eddyizm :python: • • •@eddyizm Ah! That seems pretty neat!
However, I'm looking for something that's more "manual" if that makes sense.
I don't want everything to be backed up. Only what I choose and preferably could just interact with the hosted file folder directly from other devices. Similar to FTP, I guess, but not FTP.😬
eddyizm :python:
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in reply to Kiraso • • •@kiraso This is what I'm looking for, really. However, with windows networking, could it be accessible outside of localhost? Unfortunately I don't have access to the router so that I can forward ports...😬 Is there another way it could be done without needing to do that?🤔
I *could* technically host it in a datacenter and use backblaze b2 for the storage via rclone, but that defeats the purpose of using my 10TB of local storage.🤷♂️
Kiraso
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in reply to BeAware :veriweed: • • •GitHub - awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted: A list of Free Software network services and web applications which can be hosted on your own servers
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