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I was able to install the nginx but no luck with anything coming up on a new page. What should I enter into the search bar to verify I downloaded nginx correctly ?

Bet. I’ll try tomorrow and report back. Thank you!

I’m guessing the fqdn is the name I gave it? I tried with both the IP and regular name and no luck. Would the “site connection not verified” be an issue with this ?

The website doesn’t work. It just loads forever. I don’t have anything else on pi. Is there something ez I can download to test? Also I’m running nextcloud on docker if that makes a difference

Love this! Ive been looking for a replacement to facebook marketplace. Too bad there are no instances set up in my country yet

Tried it on the pixel and no luck…

Apparently it’s not apk install telnet, I need to type pkg instead. I did that and got the response below (not exact obviously) -get: 1 http.termux.net -get: 2 (similar to above) -fetched 246kb -58 packages can be upgraded. Run ‘apt list —upgradable to see them. -ERROR unable to locate package telnet.

So I ran the command line ‘apt list upgrade’ (is that what it’s called, a command line?) and I got a bunch of text back. Most of it is something like below… -dpkg/stable #.##.# arch64 [upgradable from #.##.#]

Sorry for the delay! I had a fun weekend…

The ish app seems dope. Looks like it could be useful but unfortunately Im not able to get that to work in the way we want either. The “install” prompt doesn’t work, It told me to use “—help” for more info. I did that and it said to install I use “upgrade” instead. I did that but I got back ‘package Telnet not found’. 🥲

I appreciate the help with the iOS but maybe switching to android would be best? My long term goal was to switch to android/pixel anyway because I heard those would be best for security/privacy concerns. And lucky me I have a pixel 3 I can switch everything too. I see you made another comment about how to try it on android….im going to give that a shot rn!

Hell ya! I would definitely appreciate some hand holding thru this process! This self hosting stuff is going to take a bit longer and more learning than I anticipated.

-the opening the port process makes sense. It seems like if I have a backend on my rig, I’m going to need to open a port to access that backend from a front end of a phone device. Or possibly even access that same backend on the phone device via a mirror?

-it seems like it would be easier if I could connect to the rig via an android phone instead of an iPhone. My end goal is to use Linux but I’m not ready for that step. Seems like android would be an adequate stepping stone to move to, especially if we have to go thru all this trouble with iPhone. Shall we try on the android instead? If not I’ll follow the directions you put above and report back on Saturday.

Hate to say it but it didn’t work. I listed below the things I double checked. I really appreciate you helping me troubleshoot this, but it seems like I may have bitten off more than I can chew. I choose Ollama because it was supposed to be one of the easier loca AIs to set up. Do you have any recommendations for alternatives? Or do you think I should incorporate a docker or open web ui as some others have said ?

-when I went to the ollama app and entered the http://10.#.#.#:11434 , it didn’t work. Also tried the enchanted app and that didn’t work as well.

-I double checked the rule I made to make sure that was inputted properly. The 10.0.0.0/24 for the local and remote ip addresses.

-the sanity check went well. The ipv4 said closed. The ipv6 said failed.

-I checked the netstat -abn thing and 0.0.0.0:11434 is still listening.

There are 3 lines with the :11434 in them. No brackets or anything like that. -1 has 0.0.0.0 in front -2 has 10.#.#.# in front and has a foreign address that is something other than 0.0.0 -3 is like the 2nd but a slightly different foreign address

The iPhone does have a 10.#.#.# ip number that is slightly different than the PCs.

The subnet mask is 255.255.255.0

Oh yes. I’m on windows 10 as well.

I have taken a pause here while we trouble shoot the subnet mask. We’re getting close!!

Dope! This is exactly what I needed! I would say that this is a very “hand holding” explanation which is perfect because I’m starting with 0% knowledge in this field! And I learned so much already from this post and your comment!

So here’s where I’m at, -A backend is where all the weird c++ language stuff happens to generate a response from an AI. -a front end is a pretty app or webpage that takes that response and make it more digestible to the user. -agreed. I’ve seen in other posts that exposing a port on windows defender firewall is the easiest (and safest?) way to go for specifically what I’m looking for. I don’t think I need to forward a port as that would be for more remote access. -I went to the whatismyipaddress website. The ipv6 was identical to one of the ones I have. The ipv4 was not identical. (But I don’t think that matters moving forward.) -I did the ipconfig in the command prompt terminal to find the info and my ipv4 is 10.blahblahblah.

• I ran netstat -abn (this is what worked to display the necessary info). I’m able to see 0.0.0.0 before the 11434! I had to go into the settings in the ollama backend app to enable “expose Ollama to the network”.

I’m ready for the next steps!

Bet. Looking into that now. Thanks!

I believe I have 11g of vram, so I should be good to run decent models from what I’ve been told by the other AIs.