<Guest66>
I envision simply logging into my network from outside then selecting app to run on a device on the home network
<set_>
Anyway, I think I may be at a loss here. I am not completely sure what you want.
<set_>
Oh.
<set_>
Thank you.
<set_>
That helps.
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<set_>
Usually for me, owning a web address is easier b/c they have hosted services. But...if you are looking to host, that is viable.
<set_>
For instance, there is bind9.
<set_>
Not too easy to set up but could work.
<Guest66>
not hosting, just sending commands to activate and read sensors from the beagle
<set_>
Flask, html, python, and other libs. can get you there. I used an online website to handle a bot before.
<set_>
Most people like Qt4 or 5.
<set_>
But, I like Flask and html.
<set_>
Tornado is another one.
<Guest66>
I was hoping others have done this before and developed routines already
<set_>
Oh...maybe. I am sure many people are here that know how. I say stick around.
<set_>
I am sure someone will chime in.
<rcn-ee>
Guest66: 'wireguard'... setup a wireguard vpn and configure every device you want to access a wireguard cert, including your phone..
<set_>
If in doubt, use what you are already doing as a back up.
<rcn-ee>
wireguard kernel module and user space is pre-installed on every beagle image.. it's up to you to configure the server, and point everything.. pivpn is a good place to setup the intiial server..
<Guest66>
where do I find information on the beagle vpn?
<rcn-ee>
extra points if you setup your dns server on the wireguard server.. ;)
<rcn-ee>
Guest66: look at pivpn for the 'basic' script... doesn't have to be pi, could be x85/arm/etc.. https://www.pivpn.io/