Thinking about my (still WIP) #PiHole setup. AFAICT, the guide for #DoH with #cloudflared at https://docs.pi-hole.net/guides/dns/cloudflared/ only coveres using DoH between the PiHole and the upstream DNS provider (e.g., Cloudflare, Google, etc.). But if I want to use DoH between my browser and my PiHole, I seem to need another DoH Proxy, which makes request flow like this:

1. incoming on dns.ljrk.org:443 (traefik reverse proxy)
2. forwarded to 127.0.0.1:80 (DoH Proxy #1)
3. upstream classic DNS resolver on 127.0.0.1:53 (PiHole)
4. forwards any non-blocked requests to 127.0.0.1:5053 (DoH Proxy #2)
5. upstream DoH DNS resolver such as 1.1.1.1:443/dns-request

Of course, most PiHole setups are local and I'll probably end up opening dns.ljrk.org only through a #TailScale/#HeadScale #VPN, but my browser may still prefer to speak DoH instead of RFC1035. I'm also not sure how #DNSSEC plays into this...

@brihuang95 So far.... #portainer #sonarr #radarr #lidarr #readarr #bazarr #prowlarr #tdarr #plex #overseerr #tautulli #calibre #CalibreWeb #SpeedtestTracker #WordPress #cloudflared #tailscale #packetriot #sabnzbd #transmission #openvpn

And my little retired HP i7500 office PC that runs it all still has plenty of juice to spare..

Hm. #Silverblue. #cloudflared to access a tunneled #ssh. #flatpak app (specifically #vscodium).

cloudflared is installed inside the container (trying not to layer). vscodium cannot see cloudflared because it isn't inside the container.

I assume there's an extension for working with containerized workflows, but I will have to figure out how to connect to a general #toolbox container.

#cloudflared installed Cloudflare tunnel on my Synology nas. Tunnel got connected, but every revere got an error 502, can't figure it out what it is...
#cloudflare

#knative on #raspberrypi with #springboot native compiled for #arm64 made publicly available by connecting #cloudflared to to the #ingress
I setup #ingress to point to #Springcloudgateway which handles the routing to the other services.

Ahhh.. Everything showed up just in time for a weekend well spent. Got my new #NAS & #Plex Server all up and running.

And now I can sit back and wait for everything to finish backing up...

#Portainer #Docker #OpenMediaVault #Sonarr #Radarr #Lidarr #Transmission #OpenVPN #cloudflared #tailscale

Ahhh.. Everything showed up just in time for a weekend well spent. Got my new #NAS & #Plex Server all up and running.

And now I can sit back and wait for everything to finish backing up...

#Portainer #Docker #OpenMediaVault #Sonarr #Radarr #Lidarr #Transmission #OpenVPN #cloudflared #tailscale

@ablackcatstail @moliver

That may be a bit overstated, I stumbled my way through.

Here are links that were relevant:

#Install Mastodon & Dependencies
https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-mastodon/

#Cloudflared Tunnel
https://www.reddit.com/r/Mastodon/comments/yx9936/comment/ixcct0j/?context=3
https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/connections/connect-apps/install-and-setup/tunnel-guide/local/
**recommend doing this after step21 in the first guide; anytime before SSL certificate should work**

#Fix certificate error
https://github.com/cloudflare/cloudflared/issues/277

@jitteringrunt @compulsivecyclist @eskibrew +1 to using #NabuCasa for #Alexa and #GoogleHome integrations. While I'm using #cloudflared for tunnels, I think it's worthwhile to pay for nabu.casa to support the devs and get the much nicer integrations.

@byron_miller I would use a Cloudflare tunnel using an addon in homeassistant called #CloudFlared very easy to setup and you can use a free domain name from #freenom at https://www.freenom.com

@HalsandRey hubo.be is always the last place I check because their website is #Cloudflared & I boycott businesses that use Cloudflare. But despiration brought me there after looking everywhere else, and Hubo did not have flared fittings. I appreciate the suggestion though.

Clarification: I didn't even look at pricing for 11 #VirtualMail services because they’re #Cloudflared.. so when I said “the 3 cheapest” I should have said “3 cheapest non-Cloudflare services”