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Allow user to supply his own NFS/CIFS/SMB/FTP/SFTP details and upload to there.

You can keep it as is. No one is going to hack your server just to hack your passwords. The main reason to host it privately is to prevent 0day vulnerabilities being exploited by bots. As long as you

I dont need access password outside as I have my mobile brower save login passwords.

Paid throuth Alipay but I got "Login Failed" every time I try to login, email verification was finished, forgot password page says "We could not find a user with such inform

We don't know how your server was protected? Was it just a root id and a password? Maybe some bots gained access through ssh or some other way and installed their spyware

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What's your security cam system? Does your dvr allow ftp uploads and stuff?

If you want to mount it on your VPS, first check if Hostbrr supports Samba (SMB) or NFS - many storage boxes only allow FTP or SFTP. If Samba/NFS isn’t available, you can still use rclone mount over S

I hate it in all aspects for sure, but it would've been on a read-only remote mirror. We'd then restrict SSH to just sftp and rsync or something like that. It's the clunkiest option thats come up.

Nothing wrong I just could not figure why it would not connect using SFTP, to my understanding SFTP is much more secure than FTP so I would like to avoid it

What wrong with just mounting as ftp or sftp?

Prompts me the following when entering the password when trying to ssh

I was trying to ssh into it earlier using port 22, just found out they use 23 but I cannot seem to use the password for login now.

I have recently bought a 500GB storage box from Hostbrr and would like to mount it on VPS elsewhere using rclone. FTP worked through my windows but I would like to use samba or NFS.

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