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Did you activate user management (acess using a login and a pasword) ?
Because if you did, you have to explicitely authorize each user for each folder you share.
If not, I have no idea what's happening.
Because if you did, you have to explicitely authorize each user for each folder you share.
If not, I have no idea what's happening.
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Thanks for having shared.
Thanks for having shared.
There is nothing in Ubooquity's design that prevents the use of FQDN.
I created a no-ip.com account to test it today, and it worked (I pointed something like myname.ddns.net to my IP address and accessed it using myname.ddns.net:2202).
I don't know why it is not working on your side.
I created a no-ip.com account to test it today, and it worked (I pointed something like myname.ddns.net to my IP address and accessed it using myname.ddns.net:2202).
I don't know why it is not working on your side.
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