Yeah I’ve tried that with my webdav mount coz its the obvious thing to do.

Problem is local notes are exposed to other apps and unencrypted.

Apps like neutrinote can protect notes in their app sandbox and create a backup mirror in location of choice e.g. a webdav Mount that happens to be behind mtls.

Syncthing does not offer mtls.

Thanks for the info. Will look in to that approach too.

Mtls requires that the android client device has a certificate installed that matches the one installed on the server in order to access it.

“But, thinking about it now, I doubt it will actually affect the feature”

It will not

We don’t need to import a custom CA authority here just to insatll a client cert

Vaultwarden behind mutual tls and reverse proxy and https://github.com/oguzhane/bitwarden-mobile until https://github.com/bitwarden/mobile/pull/2629 is merged

But honestly all services you mentioned are worthy.

Anything that fits your needs imao

I use https://github.com/dgraziotin/docker-nginx-webdav-nononsense

There are many dockerised fileservers

OMV is quite limiting and maybe a little heavy for the pi(?)

Docker is straightforward Idk what to say You install docker and docker compose on host and run some compose.yml’s to spin up your services

RPI4/400 is perfectly capable as a little home server. All it needs is a good SD card.

Owntracks,photoprism,monocker,brave go m-sync,libre photos,wallabag,radicals e,Baikal,Firefox sync,Joplin web,webdav server,jellyfin,vaultwarden,wireguard

To re-run the initial setup

Delete nextcloud/data folder

Delete nextcloud/config/config.php file

Add nextcloud/config/CAN_INSTALL file

And docker-compose up

Nextcloud is an overkill. Its just too much. I’d say better split down the needed services. Baikal/radicale etc for contacts/calendar. Photoprism/librephotos etc for photos. A webdav server for storage. And so on.