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@clseibold: Makes sense! But this means I'll have to wait for when I'm able to get my own connections and gear going...
Maybe this is for the best, as it gives me a bit more time to think, and polish the "editorial" aspect of a potential capsule...
Thanks again!
2023-10-29 · 7 months ago
My capsule is hosted on a Pico W, connected to the wall with an old phone charger and to my router over 2.4 Ghz WiFi. I gave the Pico W a reserved IP address and forwarded port 1965 to it. Then, I made my capsule's domain an alias of a subdomain of duckdns.org, and made the Pico W update the subdomain IP address once it's online.
Hi @dimkr: Thanks! But does this mean I can skip the "messing with my neighnour's router" part? I f so, I'll give it a try...
Sorry if this question is trivial, but as I said I'm very new to all of this...
@clseibold: OK thanks! I'll wait and do it in the most classical fashion eventuallly then.
You can use a wifi link but in the long run for stability I recommend to use a proper physical Ethernet cable if possible ask your friendly neighbour.
Wifi can be very unstable, not properly reconnect etc that can be very annoying. But as a test to play with it sure go for it :)
@ran-ford: Thanks, but the entire project s on hold, until I move :)
Pi over WiFi as a server? — Hi! I'm not super tech savvy, yet I'd like to try self-hosting my own Gemini capsule on my own Respberry Pi Zero 2 W in the near future... But both of my internet connections are wireless. My home doesn't have a land line, so I only have my mobile phone service with limited data, and the WiFi connection that my neighbour kindly shares with me... We also share meals and he stores his work stuff in my garage. So no, I'm not stealing his internet, hehe... My question...
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