done-swift VS ios

done-swift - Sample app to demonstrate data sharing between a WatchKit app and its main app using Realm

Although I don't need to dial a VPN before accessing my NAS outside, but expose NextCloud on public network is not safe. There are already some people request NextCloud add support for client-side certificate authentication on their app, I am also very interested in this feature, it will improve the security of public network access.

I recently setup my first unraid homelab and ended up going with a cloudflare tunnel + warp setup for accessing docker/VMs like Nextcloud remotely. Everything seems to be working well through the browser, but the nextcloud desktop and mobile apps give me "unknown" errors when I try to connect. I've seen a few other posts and issues submitted on github in regards to this (https://github.com/nextcloud/ios/issues/1565), but I haven't seen anyone mention a work around besides creating another connection workflow (ie. separate VPN). Any suggestions?

With multiple android phones come and go in the past 8 years or so, the background upload seems to stand its ground.

The real problem here is iOS and its lack of proper background tasks. See: https://github.com/nextcloud/ios/issues/215 -- they tried every possible way to persuade iOS into running background sync, but still hit and miss.

I have to request access to my wife's iPhone and manually trigger some :)

One small suggestion here -- PhotoPrism went with `tensorflow.js` to load up classification models, and I recommend a "real" TF or PyTorch installation to properly leverage the computation resources. The difference is huge even running cpu-only because it's wasm vs. proper BLAS library.

I worked on a nodejs binding for native ONNX runtime (not publicly) so that's also a possible way out.