You can import or manage them through cloudflare. Does your IP change a lot? If so then you should use duckdns. I think a cloudflare tunnel may also fix this. Personally mine hasn’t changed in months so I haven’t had to deal with it.

Of course it will now change any moment now

Yeah, it is good to be aware!

I don’t see why that’s a problem, I want to use their security features and proxy :)

Thanks for your kind thought out reply :)

Thanks! I had a different question and did ask it at ML. May I ask why the slrpnk one exists? It’s so small is it worth asking there?

Well I certainly didn’t mean to be rude or low quality

Thanks for the chuckle

Is that the worm from dune?

Evidently lol

That’s sounds very low risk!

As I posted… I’ve tried that many times now :/

You don’t worry when you’re out of town?

I’m in the same situation

What’s your plan when you leave town?

I’ve only hosted public sites for a year or so but cloudflare, cloudflare proxy, pointing at my servers is very easy :)

.coms are the cheapest at 10.44 I think

This seems overly complicated. Why not just get a domain on cloud flare for $10? Are free domains even a thing outside github pages

You turn it off because it’s old?

That’s my biggest concern as well! My biggest server is put together by random parts I had…

Exact same for me, but I worry about some random electrical or bios issue that can’t be controlled when I’m gone.

Yeah I do do that as well :)

I’m just worried that something goes wrong hardware wise or bios wise and I can’t turn it off or it causes a house issue.

So if you need to have access to files or containers but will be gone more than a weekend would you shut it down and take files with you, forget the container servers, or leave them going?