chandz05 @ chandz05 @lemmy.world

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Yes that's what someone else said below. I will try that

Looks like that's blocked on my work network too

It can be

My work's network is pretty locked down, which is why I'm trying to think of other solutions that would work.

Should have mentioned, Tailscale is blocked on my work network

Ah you are correct!

It looks like it's just the play store version that I not being maintained, but you can grab the latest version that is being actively developed from their website

Jellyfin/Plex etc are all media server software, so they will all play audio and video from whichever device you're opening the apps from. Not sure what OS you have on your Dell, but you could enable a GUI and then remote into that to play stuff directly off it. That's a bit of a mission for something simple though! Take a look at this GitHub page. It always has something useful that I haven't heard of: https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted#media-streaming

Or swag ;)

+1 for Outer Wilds!

God damn yes. What a mindfuck of a game. Loved everything about it

I just recently watched that movie for the first time a month or so ago, and it was so jarring how accurate it was with the subliminal messaging

I've always personally hated localhost and just opt to use the IP directly, which I guess was my downfall this time :)

OMG I figured it out. It was actually my last comment that got me thinking in the right direction. The problem was that I was using the EC2 public IP address to point the tunnel to. EC2 also has an internal private IP address. Switched the tunnel to point to that, and it works! I felt like such a dummy when I thought about it. The tunnel is trying to hit the app internally. Why would it need to go out to the internet and retrieve a firewalled public address? Seems so obvious now.

Not yet. I did a fresh install on a new EC2 server. Cloudflare tunnel seems to be connected correctly i.e. the handshake is successful, and when I hit the URL, I get the cloudflare 404 page that shows the app is down. @lilshalom (is that how you tag in Lemmy?) I'm having trouble figuring out EC2 logs - I'm pretty new to AWS. But I'm pretty confident at this point that the tunnel is setup correctly, but for some reason, it cannot connect to the app. For what it's worth, I did have it all working on my local raspberry pi. I'll tinker a bit more and then I'll probably try the app's GitHub issues page and see if the dev can chime in

Yep all outbound ports are opened, per default. Tunnel does show as healthy in the dashboard. The cloudflared logs say the tunnel is established correctly but cloudflared cannot reach the application. I only have my home IP address set on inbound for both ssh as well as the application and port I'm trying to access. I'll look into this into more detail again in a couple hours and look at your and lilshalom's suggestions

The EC2 firewall? I was looking at the systemctl logs for cloudflare, so dunno why I didn't even think of firewall logs. I should indeed have done that. Let me check that and post an update.

I have never thought about doing this... But this is actually such a good idea. I'm probably going to set this up myself

Ah thanks so much for the clarification! That's exactly the info I wanted

Needs a capo on 2nd