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Access Jellyfin and Nextcloud remotely?
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Internet-facing Jellyfin instance is a bit too risky for my taste (https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/5415), especially with those unauthenticated endpoints leaking contents of the server.
If VPN is not an option, I suggest using setting a restrictive
<RemoteIPFilter>in/etc/jellyfin/network.xmland/or placing Jellyfin behind HTTP basic auth.Internet-facing Nextcloud is fine in my experience, provided you harden the web server in the usual ways.