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Thanks. I understand, now.
And yes, my router does not have any option to configure a VPN.
I have configured WireGuard server on the VPS, yes. But I am not connecting to it using my router. I am just using a wg config file on my home server to connect to it. And do I configure nftables or iptables on the VPS? Because the traffic from my home server is already set to forward to the VPS using wireguard. The proxy is set up on the VPS, not home server. I cannot change any settings on my router because I am behind CGNAT.
I am not sure how to do that. Can you, please, link a guide or any documentation? Does this method prevent the VPS provider from looking into the data being passed through?
Thanks. So, I just have to put this stream block in my nginx.conf file and everything will work? Do I still have to use reverse proxy for my existing WordPress sites? Or can they stay normally configured?
Off-topic. Not about cost, but about privacy:
Considering you are using Proton, you care about digital privacy. If you are not trusting Proton, you should not trust Tailscale as well, in my opinion. Tailscale's backend is closed-source, you get no control, and nothing is stopping them from selling you data either. If you go for Headscale, you may be in a slightly better position. But websites and big companies like Google can still make detailed profile of you, as you will be connecting to everything using a single IP, that is, the IP of your VPS. But again, nobody is stopping your VPS provider from selling your data either.
Another question is that why are you paying $19 for that? They have $10-12 plans that come with 500 GB storage, emails with 3 custom domains and high-speed VPN.
Also, if you do not trust Proton, you can consider Mullvad or IVPN. They are just $5/m, and you can pay via Monero, but they do not have as many servers as Proton does.
Another question that pops in my mind is, why do you need a VPN? Do you need to connect to your services privately, or do you just need to change your IP for (relatively) better privacy? Again, paying someone with multiple VPN options is better than setting up a single VPN by yourself, in my opinion.
There is TLS termination at the Cloudflare's backend servers, so theoretically, they can look at all the data going through.
This looks like a really great tool, but I cannot seem to find TLS pass through options in here. Or maybe I am too dumb to understand. I do not want the proxy server to generate or keep any certificates, all that will be done by my home server. All I want the proxy server to do is pass through the TCP connection.
Can you link some documentation or a guide that can explain all this?
What does your economic status have to do with creating docker images?
You can use Bookstack.
A lot of people/companies use it as wiki, but it can also be used a journal. It can also have multiple users with some shared books or pages if you need. You can use markdown or WYSIWYG editor. A lot of exporting formats are available.
Is there a way to implement that in Gnome search? It can do small calculations. I have used KDE's search it could do currency as well.