![]() So increasing the file size limit was a peace of cake. I do not indeed, I've installed a seperate NGINX instance in a Docker container and using that as Reverse proxy, because that has way more options then the Synology GUI is offering. As you can probaly notice from the last screenshot above, I'm not really using Synology's Reverse proxy. I recently discovered that NGINX has a file upload limit of 1 MB. ![]() So if you use Synology's Reverse Proxy, the traffic has to flow trough NGINX where Synology DSM is also running on. There is one thing I have to also mention. ![]() In both cases when inside or outside the LAN they have to hit the Reverse Proxy, otherwise I'd have to use port 5006 (secured). Inside my home network I have a internal DNS server so with split-horizon DNS my public domain resolves to internal IP addresses. As long as the clients use the correct URL, they can access the NAS via WebDAV. So this saves me from opening and forwarding another port on my router (always minimize the amount of open ports). In my (example) case port 443 is already opened and forwarded to my NAS. Ps am a little tech minded but the minute you say stuff about more complex networking stuff I'm lost. There's got to be a simple answer to what looks on the surface like a common and simple problem. I've searched here and elsewhere and nothing. And I don't want to move stuff into an intermediary like Dropbox or a cloud service first due to privacy and also I sync more than the free GB allowance on those services. And without paying for a sync service like Goodsync. I'm using the Android app SMBSync2 at the moment which is fine if I'm at home but want to do this on the move. Good example, syncing just 4 or 5 specific things from my video folder not the whole thing, so including/excluding is important. I do NOT want to sync all the files in a folder though, just some. So for instance, if I put some new music into a folder in the NAS it pops over and appears in my phone too. One way, no reciprocal sync back from the Android. ![]() I've got a DS118 and want to sync files from my NAS to my Android (10) phone. ![]()
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