Opening jellyfin up publicly is kind of asking for trouble if you ask me. I haven't done so myself, but seen enough on this community and elsewhere to know that it's probably not a good idea.
innocentzero
joined 2 weeks ago
https://lemmy.world/post/49663813
My old post from my old account.
Since then, I've been moving my PC (not server) from arch to nix, and discovered that I was relying on fundamentally broken DNS resolution behaviour on netbird.
Fixed that and also changed my Caddy config to use FQDNs as well.
Apart from that, added Gollum as a wiki server, and the experience has been perfectly amazing!
Still waiting to get my own mini-PC and use that, current shitbox is a desktop in my college.
You're probably misunderstanding what netbird does (unless I'm the one misunderstanding things?).
Netbird subnet is equivalent to a tailscale tailnet (for all practical purposes; they even both use wireguard and hole-punching underneath). Netbird is not a reverse proxy (which I feel is what you think based on your comment).