TigrisMorte

A: port forwarding is only required if not in a DMZ.
B: open ports are how machines are accessed regardless of if they are forwarded or not.
C: if you don’t understand how ports work, you have no business exposing anything.

Study and practice in a safe LAN environment.

That is impossible. If you can log in it is exposed.

There is no such “help”. Either you learn what is going on and how to monitor or you are simply another easy target.

https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/geoip.png

The Internet is a dangerous place. Training wheels are for inside a LAN and not exposed to the Internet.

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Under no circumstances should anyone have a device exposed to the Internet unless they have learned about all of those.

Not true. SSH works over the open Internet just fine. It is simply an attack vector. Just like Pi Connect would be. So if both are attack vectors, go with the proven technology that is well documented as to how to prevent said attack.

Just use SSH.

so qbitorrent? https://www.qbittorrent.org/

Your opinion does not matter. Nor does the presentation upon the screen, which is what you are actually asking for. The reality was explained and you are stamping your feet and holding your breath.

A: I never suggested anything remotely counter to adblock aps. I simply stated that you must understand you are trusting the dev.

B: Never stated any issue with any of those nor anything else.

C: Quit assuming intent, read what was actually written, and you may learn to understand what is being said.

I am informing that others may make educated decisions and not assume security where none is present. Kindly limit yourself and not others.

the thread is about as blockers. The post I commented to was about learning scripts or trusting a compiled App. My comment was “easy is a trap”. So, no, none of you premise is remotely relevant. My opinion, that you are trusting and not safe when using a compiled app. was the only point I made, the only point I tried to make, and at no point did I make any effort whatsoever to change people’s habits. So, kindly keep your assumptions and insistence upon people playing your idiotic game to yourself.

Again, you assume things and argue against what I never said. My comment was about easy is a trap. Nothing more. Nothing less. Kindly take your posturing and sit upon it.

It is a filename not a PR press release. How it looks is irrelevant to how the system handles it. Want the display to show something other than the file name is easy and doesn’t risk errors, unlike punctuation in filenames which creates problems and solves none.

My likes and dislikes were never discussed in any way. Your entire premise is disingenuous. Assumption does not make something so.

Makes CLI involving the space a pain. Use an underscore if you must have a visual space, but best practices would be to use Camel Case, no punctuation (including spaces), and include the date in Gregorian format CCYYMMDD

I don’t know if any given system shall issues or could handle it fine, but I know some systems cannot handle spaces in file names. There is no reason to tempt fate.

I stated no such thing and a compiled app can only be assumed FOSS, unless you inspected the code prior to compile, there is no way to know for certain what is in it, only what it does.