Re: Anyone got a ZBitX or SBitX connected to the Internet?
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If you use a free piece of software called tailscale, you would not need to port forward and be still be able to acess your your sbitz Anytime, anywhere.
If you use a pc or Mac,? just install tailscale on them ... no setup For your phone just install the android or IOS version.
Next install the Linux version on zbitx
?Once done your tailscale devices will see all your tailscale devices and provide a url as well and an internet level ip.. free
Basically, it makes all your devices , Including your phone [ if you put tailscale on it] appear as if you were home.
The communications thru these devices will Always be encrypted, and only available to you,? unless you share out your device.
Joe VE1BWV?
Tricky, as most people have a home internet router, so the external IP address will be that. The method will be to use port forwarding. They port-forward a random port (say 3000) to <sBitx LAN IP>:22 (I think) inside their home router. The router should also probably static allocate the LAN IP. Then you use "ssh -X -l pi <router WAN IP>:3000 sbitx/sbitx" to remote in.? An sbitx window will pop up on your Mac. (I've only done this on Linux, but it should work on a Mac). This is what needs to be done when one has an internet router in one's shack and wants to operate remote from a comfy bedroom.
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On Fri, Jan 31, 2025, at 11:22 PM, Buddy Brannan wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> Long shot, probably, but wondering if anyone has a Z- or SBitX that is
> either online or can be put online at some prearranged time?
> Essentially, I’d really like to see how usable the web interface is
> with either a Mac or Windows screen reader, for use until we can
> somehow get a talking local interface. Likely as not I’ll get one or
> the other of ‘em to play with sometime this year. Give me a good excuse
> to try and learn something useful and maybe scratch that building itch.
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