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It's a security trade off, if an arbitrary person can't access your Nextcloud instance, neither can an attacker.


Sure (and I agree), but that means it's not a feature. But after reading your earlier comment, I have set nginx to only permit NextCloud traffic if I'm on the local network (I can't block everything because my personal website and Matrix homeserver need to be publicly accessible in order to function, and there's no way in hell I'm hosting my homeserver anywhere other than at home).




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