[POLL] For HTTPS guides and how you use Silverbullet

[Mr.Red]

I’m want to make some tutorials/guides explaining how to set up HTTPS for your SilverBullet instance.
Since the correct guide depends heavily on how you run and access SilverBullet, I’d like to ask a few quick questions so I can prioritise the most relevant scenarios.

Do you even need these HTTPS tutorials?

• I don’t need the tutorials; my current setup works perfectly.
• I can set everything up on my own, thank you very much.
• What is HTTPS and why would I need it? HTTPS… what?

How do you run your SilverBullet instance?

• I use docker and run only silverbullet in it.
• I use docker and run silverbullet alongside other containers.
• I run it directly on bare-metal hardware (Raspberry Pi, Linux machine, etc.).
• I run silverbullet inside Proxmox, usually together with other services in LXC containers.
• I use Pikapods or another VPS provider to host my instance.
• None of the above (I’ll write my setup in the comments).

How do you use or want to use SilverBullet?

• I want to use SilverBullet only within my local network.
• I want to access it from outside my local network as well.
• I want to share my SilverBullet publicly, for example as a blog or website.
• None of the above (see comments).

Do you have your own domain?

• I have my own domain / I’m willing to buy one for serving SilverBullet.
• I don’t have a domain and want free options, such as using *.duckdns.org, *.ipv64.net, etc.
• I’m not sure what a domain is or why I would need one.

Is your internet connection using a static or dynamic IP address?

• Static IP (my public IP stays the same, even after router restarts).
• Dynamic IP (my public IP changes when my router reconnects).
• I have no idea what you are talking about; How can i check?

What platform are you deploying SilverBullet on?

• Linux
• macOS
• Windows
• Something exotic (write in comments)

[Mr.Red]

Here is my Guide for:

[LEVEL 2] Local HTTPS with nginx-proxy-manager and Let's Encrypt Certificates

This guide will walk you through the whole process of setting up nginx-proxy-manager reverse proxy with a free subdomain from duckdns.org with Let's Encrypt Certificates For simplicity I will demonstrate in this guide the option with a free subdomain from duckdns but the same applies for domains you already own or ones you bought. Step 1. Setup your own subdomain on DuckDNS Goto https://duckdns.org SignIn using one of the methods on the top. After you’ve loged in, you will see something …

And here is the second part, if you want to access your silverbullet instance from outside your home network, without punching holes through your router. Easy setup using Twingate (free).

[Level 1] Access your SIlverbullet from outside your Home Network using Twingate

Step 1. Make sure you followed all the steps from my previous guide as it will be used as prerequisite for this one: https://community.silverbullet.md/t/level-2-local-https-with-nginx-proxy-manager-and-lets-encrypt-certificates/3540?u=mr.red Prerequisites: you have a domain already setup you have docker installed you installed nginx-proxy-manager and working Let’s Encrypt certificate you added silverbullet as host in nginx-proxy-manager The next part of the guide is very easy to follow becau…

[rharmonson (techore)]

@Mr.Red

How do you use or want to use SilverBullet?

I use it local and access via vpn.

@Mr.Red, your first poll “Do you even need these HTTPS tutorials?” does not have an affirmative or yes option.

[Mr.Red]

Haha you got it right, the first qiestion was a trick question

[rharmonson (techore)]

Ah. Too funny.