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Yes. I can use my custom domain names to access my services when on tailnet now

I answered my own question above 😅. I was running nginx proxy manager at port 880 because I was testing port forwarding. My casaos was running on 80. Hence I wasn't able to access my services this way. Now it's all good. I removed casa os and reassigned npm to port 80 again

So I'm running NPM inside a container and I mapped the external port 880 to 80. This shouldn't have conflict with NPM right? Since the port 80 is internal to the container?

Hi I tried setting up according to this guide. I can't access a proxy that has a subdomain configured in NPM. When I type the root domain, casa-os which is running on my machine opens up. Is there a chance I can't access LAN in my tailnet? Do I need to do additional config?

What steps would you substitute in the above guide if you want to use acme-dns? That'd be helpful for people following the above guide but want to use this option

Lucky mate. Which service do you have and where? My apartment complex sadly has coaxial hardwired so no recourse other than xfinity :/

My main concern is durability. The inner screen is way too fragile to be used without giving it any thought. Until durability is addressed to a sufficient extent that the device hardware can outlast its software support with everyday use, I prefer to stay in candy bar phones without my tablet in tow.

+1 on cimexa, that was what finally got rid of bed bugs for me. Of course make sure your clothes and personal items are inspected and heat treat them. The best way I found to use cimexa is make sure your bed frame is metal and mattress is enclosed in bed bug proof cover.

Keep the bed away from walls and now since you're the only food source, the bed bugs attempt to get to you by crawling up the bed posts. Make sure to have cimexa around your bed frame and posts. Guaranteed contact and highly effective on nymphs because it dehydrates the big body and kills them.