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Config value?
Dude
https://example.com:21/rofl
Or using the ip ofc
https://192.168.0.100:1337/reeeeeee -
@Kimmax okay, I see the problem
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@nbamaral The issue was:
Ports 22, 80, 443, 5901-5910 already used by my Raspberry Pi
Ports 20 21 25 80 110 143 443 444 445 465 585 587 993 995 are open in my school's firewall (I want to connect from there)
I want to host a specific webinterface on my PC, which I couldn't have put onto my Raspberry Pi.
Solution was to use port 585. -
@filthyranter
I understood something completely different 😄
In your place I'd tunnel everything through ssh then still, that way you'll never run out of ports for sites. Just need to reach ssh (it can listen on multiple ports) -
@nbamaral I don't want to tunnel everything through SSH tbh
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@filthyranter I'd legit set up a vpn in your case to solve the porting issues unless you need certain ports to be accessed outside.
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@c3ypt1c I already have a VPN but I don't always want to connect to it. Anyway, it works now.
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It all makes sense now...
I want to access a webpage on a non-standard port.
On desktop, I can override port bans for Chromium-based browsers and Firefox.
On Android, I FUCKING CAN'T, FIREFOX' CONFIG VALUE USED ON DESKTOP DOESN'T DO ANYTHING ON ANDROID, ANY OTHER BROWSER ALSO DOESN'T HAVE ANY CONFIG FOR THIS, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Site's on port 21 because that's one of my school firewall's few allowed outbound ports, and I couldn't use 80/443 since a webpage is already running there.
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