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Quick & easy cloud storage with dufs and NixOS

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- dufs1 (the distinctive file - utility server) is a cloud storage replacement for those looking to move away from third-party services like - Google Drive or Proton Drive. it supports WebDAV and HTTPS file transfer protocols. -

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It's very easy to set up and get going in NixOS using a Docker container.

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Quick & easy cloud storage with dufs and NixOS

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+ dufs1 + (the distinctive file utility server) is a cloud storage replacement for + those looking to move away from third-party services like Google Drive + or Proton Drive. it supports WebDAV and HTTPS file transfer protocols. +

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+ It's very easy to set up and get going in NixOS using a Docker + container. +

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Set up dufs

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First, enable docker in your configuration.nix:

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+      
Set up dufs

+      
First, enable docker in your configuration.nix:

+      
       
   virtualisation.docker.enable = true;
       
     

-    Then define a Docker container, either in your configuration.nix or in a custom module:
-    
+      Then define a Docker container, either in your
+      configuration.nix or in a custom module:
+      
       
   virtualisation.oci-containers = {
     backend = "docker";
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   };
       
     

-    Rebuild your configuration by running sudo nixos-rebuild switch and head on over to
-    http://localhost:5000 to behold your lovely files. Now we need a method to access our files on other
-    devices inside (and outside) of our home network. Tailscale2 provides commands to accomplish this easily.
+      Rebuild your configuration by running
+      sudo nixos-rebuild switch and head on over to
+      http://localhost:5000 to behold your lovely files. Now we
+      need a method to access our files on other devices inside (and outside) of
+      our home network. Tailscale2
+      provides commands to accomplish this easily.
 
-    
Set up Tailscale

-    

-      You can use Tailscale to access the files on other devices inside (and outside) of your home network. Tailscale is
-      like a crazy-fast vpn with a bunch of other comfort features like MagicDNS3, keyless SSH4 and
-      easy HTTPS5.
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-    
To enable it in nixos, add the following to your configuration.nix:

-    
+      
Set up Tailscale

+      

+        You can use Tailscale to access the files on other devices inside (and
+        outside) of your home network. Tailscale is like a crazy-fast vpn with a
+        bunch of other comfort features like MagicDNS3, keyless SSH4
+        and easy HTTPS5.
+      

+      

+        To enable it in nixos, add the following to your
+        configuration.nix:
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+      
       
   services.tailscale.enable = true;
   networking.firewall.trustedInterfaces = [ "tailscale0" ];
       
     

-    

-      Once again, rebuild your configuration by running sudo nixos-rebuild switch and run
-      tailscale up to start tailscale. The tailscale connection will persist on reboot, so no need to worry
-      about adding it to your init process.
-    

-    

-      I recommend enabling MagicDNS in the admin console > DNS > MagicDNS, but if you prefer not to, your server's IP
-      address will be visible by running tailscale ip -4.
-    

-    

-      Head over to http://<hostname or ip>:5000 on one of your other machines running tailscale to
-      upload,
-      download, and view your self-hosted files.
-    

+      

+        Once again, rebuild your configuration by running
+        sudo nixos-rebuild switch and run
+        tailscale up to start tailscale. The tailscale connection
+        will persist on reboot, so no need to worry resume adding it to your
+        init process.
+      

+      

+        I recommend enabling MagicDNS in the admin console > DNS > MagicDNS, but
+        if you prefer not to, your server's IP address will be visible by
+        running tailscale ip -4.
+      

+      

+        Head over to http://<hostname or ip>:5000 on one of
+        your other machines running tailscale to upload, download, and view your
+        self-hosted files.
+      

 
-    
dufs clients

-    

-      As for client recommendations, Round Sync6 on android is quite good. it supports both WebDAV and HTTPS remotes, I
-      chose to use WebDAV when connecting.
-    

-    

-    
Thanks for stopping by ^.^

+      
dufs clients

+      

+        As for client recommendations, Round Sync6
+        on android is quite good. it supports both WebDAV and HTTPS remotes, I
+        chose to use WebDAV when connecting.
+      

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+      
Thanks for stopping by ^.^

 
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