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how would you do that? wireguard requires opening a port unless you use a middle server where you open the port on that and at that point maybe netbird would be an easier option
Yes, but the wireguard connection is encrypted, as opposed to opening up an unencrypted connection for just Jellyfin or whatever.
i see
you could also open http/s ports and use nginx proxy manager, which encrypts connections using TLS
Yeah, to my shame, I don't know how to setup those https certificates... :( I also need to study how proxies work. xD
Take a look at Caddy if nginx seems too complicated.
Caddy is designed primarily to act as a reverse proxy, and it can automatically set up your certificates with Let's Encrypt (as long as you have it listening on ports 80 and 443).
You'd only need to set up a domain pointing to your IP, but you can do that for free and without a permanent IP by using a DDNS (like duckdns)
The jellyfin website has instructions on how to set it up with Caddy. I recommend using the Caddyfile.