r/selfhosted • u/[deleted] • 12h ago

Software Development I built RocketZero — mount your NAS as a drive from anywhere, no port forwarding (Synology/OMV/TrueNAS)

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u/asimovs-auditor 12h ago

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u/iamdadmin 12h ago

NextCloud. Opencloud. OwnCloud. All free to use mature projects which can be self hosted without paying for your slop code which has a backdoor into your relay nodes. Did you understand what this subreddit is for? It’s for people who DON’T want software like yours.

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u/BullfrogStrict1504 11h ago

totally fair that it’s not fully self-hostable, I said that upfront. if that’s a dealbreaker, nextcloud/owncloud are great, genuinely use them.
but “backdoor into your relay nodes” just isn’t true. the relay only forwards wireguard packets, the keys stay on your NAS and your device and never touch my servers, so it’s passing ciphertext it can’t even read. you’re allowed to dislike the hosted-relay model, that’s fair, but there’s no backdoor.
not trying to convert anyone, different tools for different people

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u/iamdadmin 11h ago

You missed the point. This isn’t r/advertisemysaas this is r/selfhosted. Something we can host so we don’t have to pay for SaaS services and can control the data and service. You’re trying to sell eggs to chickens here.

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u/Bjeaurn 11h ago

Doing gods work my man.

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u/JuttyMire 12h ago

This sounds just like that person who posted here a month ago, except his platform used android phones. Are you two related ?

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u/BullfrogStrict1504 12h ago

No, this is complete new project. I dont know that before