How long before somebody could write other software that would confuse this/make it less accurate etc.

Probably have to buy it first for millions

Thank you very much. I think I will try tailscale first with setup, asv I’ll only be using it and maybe one other person. I will likely be torrenting as I’ve seen some tutorials on what can be done with the correct setup, and most tutorials include a list of apps. I’m hoping to add a few of those.

Thanks a million again. I have seen tailscale appear a few times while I was looking aroundi will look into it today.

I have just one more question (sorry). Tailscale VPN Wire guard

Which is the best option, paid or otherwise.

Thanks for that, i’m still reading through your post/going back to it. The scripts look really handy. Should I purchase a decent VPN to use for the server to connect to apps like Immich outside my home network, or is wireguard enough? Sorry, I am brand new to this, and I am going to start a new install of proxmox in the morning but with real login details and setup (not a test one). Thanks again for the above post.

Thanks, I got in using the IP that appeared on that list (Not my public IP address) I am in the app now. Thanks again, I am going to go to bed now, and hopefully ready to try and get it working when I am outside the network tomorrow.

Thanks, I was able to access immich app using an IP address that did begin with 192.168. It wasn’t one I had seen before. I am now in the app, it is ‘building the timeline’

Thanks, I typed that command, and i got my ‘public IP address’ which is the one I was using in immich that begins with 5. Further down the list I saw an IP address I hadn’t seen before neither in the setup of proxmox ve, nor in immich. That one begins wth 192.168 I tried it in immich app, and it worked straight away… It was with the line that had <BROADCAST, MULTICAST, UP, LOWER_UP> in it.

Thank you a million times over, only now I do not feel as relieved as I thought I would. I think this is a lot harder than I thought it would be, as now I have to get it working when I am not inside the same wifi…

It is bedtime for me now, thank you for your help, and everyone else. I will try and pick up where I left off tonight if I can remember what I need to do.

Should the correct IP address be the public one that appears in ip a command?

I haven’t set up any port forwarding on router. As I was just practicing, I have installed proxmox on an older laptop that is connected (wired) to my router.

On another laptop in the same room, I can access to server and set up VM and then immich.

I followed this video first https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kqZNFD0JNBc

And then this to install immich (which is mostly from the docker website and immich website) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi5j-ZygALI

I have tried to disable firewall while I was on Debian, but there didn’t seem to be one to disable. I don’t think there is one on Ubuntu either unless it’s by default?

Thanks, it’s getting closer to time for bed, but I will try and give as much information as I can. I’m just afraid I don’t understand enough to give much information about it

Thanks, I will definitely be looking at those scripts. When I set up Proxmox VE initially, I have a 192.168.x.x IP address. I’ve tried that too, in immich app. No difference. But when I look up my IP address while using Ubuntu VM it gives me an IP address beginning with 5, which is the one I have been trying to access using immich.

Thanks. Unfortunately I have tried it without /API at the end and get the same result.

Not sure, I’m completely new to this and no idea how to check them

Hey, thanks for replying.

I tried portforwarding while I was using Debian and it made no difference. I am trying to access on my own WiFi at home.

I haven’t tried reverse proxy as it is only something I came across today and was also looking at tailscale, but I don’t want to use 3rd party solutions yet if I can avoid it, hoping to learn. I’m completely new to this, and haven’t a clue what I’m. The main reason I tried the three os’s was to practice setting up proxmox with a VM as much as trying to find and fix the issue.