Support list, thanks in advance for any recommendation on a thing maybe called home-server, trying to go for leap 15.5, or better with slowroll? Storing simple files on a opensuse samba server, on a LAN. Maybe would like to access these files in a safe and secure manner, and not too bloated or by highly complexly architectured ways, also from remote or while traveling or sharing select files with others. LAN has a single public ipv4 address albeit not a permanently same address, and has the same for ipv6 mostly even ipv6 prefix global unicast, but also changing. I was looking into maybe a nextcloud, though i am not a huge expert and i try to like research too much before i even take the small first step, so sometimes i kind of am slow to start deploying actual stuff, maybe too scared or too worried and trying to fathom all the consequences and finding the best way even though with my little silly knowledge. Anyhow there are many things coming up such as a dynamic dns provider and hostname that then can be used for nextcloud, and then some front end proxy or reverse proxy or what that name would be, hence my looking into this traefik, even though mostly people write about nginx. Some places spoke about going for seafile instead of nextcloud. Maybe both? I also like the cryptpad project of the french open source folks and maybe even a matrixorg server, i know i know i have really no experience or knowledge in supporting or safely handling all of this. Maybe step by step. Anyhow, when I used to have linux machines on the net, so far I only exposed like the single mere ssh port of them and nothing else, and that was worrisome already for me. So I already have this question in my mind can I really securely and safely and elegantly maybe access these services via only a very select and narrowed down means? maybe not http/s but through the ssh only? i know about port-forwarding etc but I was wondering if the nextcloud clients (is there even such as a seafile client, i think so...) could talk only through that ssh port etc? maybe I am asking too many questions and need to try out some more to begin with and not only in theory and research but hands on. I would like to have and keep the data at my own premises and not use some arbitrary cloud provider etc. Of course I do know for example public services such as that cryptpad (french, OSS) a bit and heard about nextcloud and seen some instances of various companies or in select situations when people shared data with me. Never did it myself so far. So a nextcloud or seafile would be number one priority for me and the basis that are necessary for this to run on a simple broadband line. TIA for any pointers and sharing experiences. TY.