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Snapdrop. selfhosted airdrop for your own network
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I actually like PairDrop better, as it allows also linking devices that fail to find themselves on the network (for example if you run it behind a reverse proxy). It is obviously pretty similar though.
https://pairdrop.net/
https://github.com/schlagmichdoch/PairDrop
Just looked at that and might have to try that. had a couple issues with devcvices finding eachother at first, but a reboot of thee container fixed it. Might be handy for sending my gf something when out and about.
I just heard about this on the podcast and wanted to try it but pairdrop may be better. Thanks
How would one securely host this via reverse proxy so bots don't bring it down?
I put things behind traefik and authelia if they don't have their own authentication. But anthing that the reverse proxy can offer would work I guess (like BasicAuth middleware on traefik)