I believe you are correct.

I was imagining “into the future” though, where everyone has a device that meshes with like devices, creating a internet of connect devices to transport data over large distances. All decentralized, if one node goes down traffic routes a different way in the mesh.

Think Cellphone Towers for examples, but the idea is everyone would have their own device at home (or on them) that instead creates the mesh and simultaneously access the mesh.

Does anyone know anyone that uses Shopify?

I don’t have a single person in my whole friend circle that can name anyone they know.

Same, decentralized mesh networks would be the equivalent of a “federated internet”. No one person owning the infrastructure.

If this were to become mainstream the mesh would become the “Internet”, with enough nodes, pcs and servers.

And in the meantime where one mesh does not “connect” to another, traffic could be routed through the “old internet” by one or more exit nodes connected to the “old internet”.

Thank you, your comment here helped me sort my issue out.

For anyone if you want to access this without the built-in proxy/caddy server set your ports in your docker compose like so.

• 3010:3000
• 3443:443 (this is the caddy port inside the container)

Why would a private media company be interested in controlling the screen time of its customers…

Does not sound altruistic to me TBH

Link to video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNxc8YKHlpw

Understood, though it’s still kicking my butt TBH.

Exposing port 3010:3010 seems to get me a connection refused. But I can still connect to port 3443:443. Both ports are set to TCP.

Guess I’m just exhausted, will play around with it more tomorrow. Thanks for your help.

I am running in docker, I got 443 pointed at 3443.

I saw the 3010 setting in the docs, i just can’t figure out if 3010 is pointed at 80?

I am trying to put this behind Haproxy but not having much luck, I keep getting “client sent an HTTP request to an HTTPS server”.

Anyone have a clue how to resolve this?

I understand this image has its own caddy reverse proxy, not sure how to bypass that at the moment.

There goes my RAM