Is this shit safe to use? I mean, this thing is exposure to the

>>56158758
>>56158758
>I mean, this thing is exposure to the whole internet

What ?

>>56158758
>written in PHP
highly likely

>>56158758
>this thing is exposure to the whole internet,
only if you allow it to
>what are chances that all the files will be stolen?
unless you have some sort of highly importance job i'd say the risk is quite low

Just as safe as keeping your money in a bank.

use nextcloud it's not dying.

Change default port, force SSH and disable plain http, enable logging and enable it with fail2ban. That would make it a rather safe NAS solution.

I Nextcloud and my only open port is for my VPN.

>>56160377
1194 or do you switch aroud? Do you knock first?

>>56160377
Can't get next cloud on windows right?

>>56160424
443.
>>56160446
Not that I am aware. I installed it via snappy in ubuntu but I'm learning now that it may be behind since a bug I found should be fixed by now.

>>56158758
>stolen
making a copy is no steal

ssl
a firewall
long passwords, >15 characters
fail2ban

Nothing is 100% safe

>>56158758
>Access & share your files, calendars, contacts, mail & more from any device
So it is basically a shitty FOSS version of MS Exchange with the world cloud in it so it can be trendy?

>>56160470
I might have to throw it in a vm then

>>56159009
Elaborate? Interested.

>>56160807
That's how I'm running it right now.

For anyone else who is running it. How can I monitor the HDD storage space it's using?

>>56158758
Owncloud is really shitty. If you only need to sync your files you could use Syncthing instead. It's great.