There’s still hope with AOSP. I could see something coming out of that before a Linux platform is ready.

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Good idea. Definately easier but getting a list of watched files from the API might be more efficient.

Thanks I’ll take a look! If nothing else they might give me some inspiration

The speed difference is noticeable but there are a few quirks in my networking that I have to live with.

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Speed - the SSD is nice and quick but anything on the HDD buffers. Its not a bad suggestion though, I might try it out.

Yeah this is the plan eventually. I’m already paying for two VPNs so I can’t justify a third until one of those subscriptions are up 🤣

Omg. That is absolutely what I need!! Thank you so much!!

wireguard on the host

Ahh. Of course. I don’t know why I hadn’t thought of that.

Should I consider deploying a reverse proxy? I hear that setting one up can be painful.

I notice you have multiple reverse-proxy services under ‘networks’ - do you set up a separate network for each service?

Ahh. But what if you already used a VPN on the client for normal browsing etc - can you have two VPNs configured?

Apologies for the dumb noob question, but if your iOS device is VPNed to your home server, how does it access the open internet? Does it do this via the VPN to the home server?