Sorry I might have misunderstood, you mentioned giving others access externally and it working fine. Normally, if you’ve set up the service to be publicly accessible on the internet, you can just visit the same site through the public DNS record and your public IP. At home or elsewhere, it’s all the same internet.

So either you’ve done something odd, or you’re talking about different, more private, internal only services?

Can you live with the services routing out and back into your public IP? If it all works for external users on the internet, doing nothing special should mean it works for you too?

I fucking love copyparty. It starts simple enough but then the millions of options and configs let you twist it into exactly what you need.

As someone that runs a server OS that doesn’t support docker, it is very refreshing to see a single binary project. It has a focus on being administrator friendly thats really fallen out of fashion these days.