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  • Compass AI (my #opensource project) now supports configurable tools, and these can be given to Characters for them to use during your chat session!

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  • Yes, I tend to keep relatively long chats with LLM. Spedially when using reasoning models the chat history grows quickly. So being able to search for some text string in a given chat would be helpful. But I understand this might be a not so common use case.

    Awesome that you already have file sharing, I will be sure to take a look!

  • Compass AI (my #opensource project) now supports configurable tools, and these can be given to Characters for them to use during your chat session!

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  • Hey, sorry, I ended up deleting my previous comment and didnt notice you had replied

    But what I miss in other apps are things like being able to do text search in the chats, share files/media into the LLM, just as I would in a chat with a human person, the ability to select a message and ask the llm to regenerate it. To be honest I havent seen many android apps with all this funcionality that are LLM agnostic (meaning I can either plug ollama or another LLM of my choice). The ollama android app is very good but does not support openai/gemini.

  • Compass AI (my #opensource project) now supports configurable tools, and these can be given to Characters for them to use during your chat session!

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  • Android Launchers

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  • Agreed. I love kvaesitso and I use it. But these conversions is something I simply dont use, because entering the units the way it expects is too cumbersome for me most of the time.

    Same thing for timers. I hate having to type "15 min" instead of "15min" which feels much more natural to me.

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    Looks legit eh?

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  • My thoughts as well

  • port opening with ipv6 host exposure

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  • I had a similar scenario.

    My solution was to by a new router, flash it with openwrt, then configure ISP in bridge mode and configure proper firewall on openwrt

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  • Wow, thats very, very nice. I didnt know this even existed.

    But I suppose if it had widespread support it would be the perfect solution.

    Firefox mobile not supporting it might be a dealbreaker though, since it is the browser I use and the one I persuaded all my friends and family to switch to...

    But this is an incredibly interesting technology and I will surely look into implementing at least partially if that works.

    Thanks a lot for sharing!

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  • I didnt mention on my original post but I do have a virtual machine on gcp, which I use to run mongodb. I didnt mention it because I am not too concerned with it, but mostly it follows the same practices, with the exception being that ssh is open and it has no private data in it.

    But I suppose I could do something similiar to what you mentioned. The ideia of having and eating the cake is very nice. And if something goes wrong I could turn of public access and have the vpn still working.

    I will consider implementing something like that as well, thanks a lot for sharing your thoughts!

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  • Yes absolutely. For work most of my clients use cloudflare's different services so I understand they have credibility.

    For me though, part of the reason I self host is to get away from some big tech companies' grasp. But I understand I am a bit extreme at times.

    So thanks for opening my mind and pointing me to that very interesting discussion, as well as for sharing your setup, it sure seems to be very sound security wise.

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  • Thats a good point. Maybe I can get away with just temporary file sharing. So when someone wants something I can upload it to the server and send a link. I bet even nextcloud could do that.

    Still way less scary then having everything on the server all the time

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  • Id like to know as well. I definetely dont want to be the first person of that story tough

    Ive heard of someone who exposed the docker management port on the internet and removed up to malware running on their server. But thats of course not the same as web services.

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  • Oh, now I get what you mean, thanks for the explanation

    Yeah it makes sense, I had originally gone with onedrive for the much cheaper price but I will take a look into s3 compatible storage and consider migrating in the future.

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  • Thanks for your reply!

    Suggestion 1 definetely does make a lot of sense and I will be doing exactly that asap. Its something I didnt think through before but that would make me much more in peace.

    Suggestions 2-4 sound very reasonable, I have indeed searched for a way to self host a waf but didnt find much info. My only only concern with your points is... Cloudflare. From my understanding that would indeed add a lot of security to the whole setup but they would then be able to see everything going through my network, is that right?

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  • Been there, done that lol, my ISP doesnt change my IP half as much as I should like, and I renew my certs half as often as they deserve.

    Seriously though, I had certs expire twice until I finally decided to get this setup properly.

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  • I see, I appreciate you sharing your knowledge on the matter.

    Yeah I thoght about the spike in size, which I would definetely notice because the amount of data is pretty stable and I have limited cloud storage.

    Regarding your last point, I currently have everything under a user account: the data I am backing up, the applications and restic itself all run on the same user account. Would it be a good ideia to run restic as root? Or as a different service account?

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  • Thanks for replying!

    I do use dns challanges for renewing my certs. But I use port 443 for application data, not for certs.

    Is a vpn always safer then a reverse proxy? Do you use wireguard or do you have any other options worth looking into?

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  • I don't know much about ransomware but thats what got me concerned. I always assumed if I were to be infected, restic would just create a new snapshot for the files and Id be able to restore after nuking the server.

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  • Thanks a lot for your input. I honestly had not considered this possibility.

    Others in the post recommended removing those important files from the public facing server so that in the case of an attack they wouldnt be exposed. So I will try and follow this recommendation asap.

    But your answer still applies to everything else I will be hosting so I am concerned. I had no idea ransomware was this smart. I will research more about this topic, but basically if I access a file from two different servers and its fine it means the file is free from infection?

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  • That makes a lot of sense. Thats also very easy to setup so I will do it tonight.

    Thanks again for your amazing input!

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