Yes, for "pro" users, this option would be nice.
Once you can access your umbrel from the net it might require knowledge of setting up ssl certificates, port forwarding at your ISP and wifi router etc. That's why they opted for tor. It works without special settings.
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Yep, totally get it!
I'd also like to have the option to utilize the umbrel-native nostr relay for more than personal use. Most friends and family aren't going to run tor. Should they? Yes. Will they? No.
Totally get it.
I did set uo the same nostr relay on a server as public relay. wss://nostr.hifish.org
Here is the docker container you can deploy:
https://hub.docker.com/r/scsibug/nostr-rs-relay
You will need some linux and docker knowhow.
Yep! I've looked into that, did a little on a VPS I'm not paying for now. I really need to setup a server on something with more processing power than my current side project. But the ultimate way to do it is run all of the services you want on your own linux server
I hear great things about Linode, no experience directly yet.
They do lots of sponsoring/marketing. Have not used it though.
They provide virtual server infrastructure with easy deployable software.
Networkchuck does lots of linode-based (& sponsored) stuff.
Or, they could use Caddy reverse proxy, and all of that would be automatic.
Yes. There are ways to do it if they wanted.
Use caddy on my server for reverse proxying and automatic ssl.
I suppose whoever has the knowhow to run a rely on own derver does not need umbrel. Everyone else uses umbrel as home server.
That is probably true. Target users are different. I could see myself buying one of these things and immediately take the OS off it. LOL
Or just buy a raspberry or orangepi 5 (runs ubuntu linux) and do your server on it.
Btw: umbrel software also runs on orangepi 5. Got one running myself.
