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is there a CalDAV thing that can sync android and desktop but it fully local and syncs kinda like syncthing
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@meeper there is an rclone wrapper app that has automation
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thatbrickster@shitposter.world
thatbrickster@shitposter.world
@meeper I use Radicale, but DecSync may be more your thing.
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@meeper@udongein.xyz why not self host?
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@xaetacore Getting and setting up a vps feels like a pain and struggle at and don't know what to choose. (I'd like something cheap but somewhat private and which isn't a pain to pay for)
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@thatbrickster a radical instance running both on your phone and desktop and syncthing to sync whatever files?
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🐘🐘 Humpleupagus 🐘🐘
Humpleupagus@eveningzoo.club
Radicale is what I use. Get Davx from f-droid to sync.
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thatbrickster@shitposter.world
thatbrickster@shitposter.world
@meeper I have a home lab with a Radicale LXC running on a Librebooted Optiplex 3050 Micro, using Davx on my Graphene phone. I use Tailscale to connect them for syncing outside my home network.
You mentioned Syncthing, and I know DecSync works with that.
You mentioned Syncthing, and I know DecSync works with that.
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@meeper @xaetacore there's nextcloud providers with some tiny free tier. Usually more than enough to sync contacts, calender, passwords and send files between devices
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@meeper@udongein.xyz i meant more like building your own box and hosting it then using something like tailspin/headspin or a rev proxy to expose your services while hiding your backend.
That gives you total controll and usually its a once time investment with a new drive somewhere 6 years later
That gives you total controll and usually its a once time investment with a new drive somewhere 6 years later
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@meeper@udongein.xyz A simple nuc or even a raspberry pi can do the trick
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@xaetacore fair ig
btw is there any reason to prefer a dyndns over a reverse proxy btw
*autocorrect fuckup
btw is there any reason to prefer a dyndns over a reverse proxy btw
*autocorrect fuckup
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@meeper@udongein.xyz Rev proxy is under your control, You get a super cheapo VPS setup haproxy or nginx and then route that shit over a VPN tunnel to your backend or without a VPN over TLS and then firewall rules.
You control your data its not hosted somewhere that can be taken away from you
You control your data its not hosted somewhere that can be taken away from you
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@xaetacore Honestly I'm a little baffled that I didn't consider a rp setup sooner
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@xaetacore ig ddns has the advantage that routing *can* be more efficient (likely no for residential ips tho if)
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@meeper@udongein.xyz is it fully encrypted?
I the control i have over the OS, i can do things to obfuscate the traffic if i need to which you cannot have if you use just ddns i think
There also could be a risk of exposing your backend with a rev proxy your connection ends at the proxy which then makes another connection to forward traffic to the backend.
This adds another layer of protection imho
I the control i have over the OS, i can do things to obfuscate the traffic if i need to which you cannot have if you use just ddns i think
There also could be a risk of exposing your backend with a rev proxy your connection ends at the proxy which then makes another connection to forward traffic to the backend.
This adds another layer of protection imho
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@meeper I don't think so, if you're on a VPN you could probably host the caldav server on your desktop as a workaround though
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