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So I'm glad netbird is getting new things, but I'm running an Rsync between two servers, and previously I would enter my password to access the other server, but now I get a netbird sso request that I need to go to a web page to use?

This isn't really too much of a headache, but this tells me there is a way I can get around any kind of password using netbird (which I would like as it keeps things 'in house')

Are there any instructions on how to do this?

I am literally copying this cli command from a notepad, so it hasn't changed in the last week, but this started happening today (7/1). Eventually my plan is to use cron to do this automatically, but honestly this keeps me engaged with the server while I'm still learning, which is good.

Thanks for the help!

Trust me, if I could go with anyone else, I would. Unfortunately the 'business' package isn't an option either. We're currently using around 2T of data on a month to month basis. Before anything we'd use with jellyfin.

That out if the way, I am looking to use netbird to get access to my jellyfin server (and eventually other things) away from my home network. Is there a way to do this without a public static IP?

Title says it all, I have an old HP server that I am trying to get back up and running (I made an oopsie and formatted the thing, I'm new) and I've been trying for a couple weeks to get Ubuntu server to do what I want, but it doesn't seem to cooperate.

Any help finding this ISO?

Thanks!