How to view clips from outside my home network? #66
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Sounds like you just need to buy a domain name and point it to your IP address 🙂 Use any domain name registrar (Google Domains, GoDaddy, Namecheat etc.) and point the A record of the domain to your IP address. Clipface is entirely an open source, self hosted project, I don't offer any services. What you see on the front page is an example of a NGINX reverse-proxy config with SSL enabled, for those who want to use HTTPS. If you just want to share clips with friends then HTTPS is probably unnecessary. |
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I've installed Docker and Clipface. Upon typing in my local IP address
10.0.0.151
and port80
, I'm able to view my clips at the address10.0.0.151:80
. I can view and play them from any device as long as I use that URL.However how do I link my clips to others who are not on my home network? I see from the readme there are ways to have a url that begins with
https://clipface.com
, however I cannot find any specific directions on how to accomplish this. Going tohttps://clipface.com
yields aProblem loading webpage
error after timing out.I was able to port forward port
80
, then via whatsmyip.org, connect to it viamy.public.ip.address.here:80
. However this is going to scare people when I send them a direct IP address. There must be a cleaner way to do this, e.g.https://clipsafe.com/user/KevinTyrrell/
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