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> The Nextcloud iOS app does it. Searching for "nextcloud ios background sync" shows a whole bunch of forum posts and bug reports about it not working well unless you have the application open. One issue (https://github.com/nextcloud/ios/issues/2225) been open since 2022, seems to still be not working properly. Another (https://github.com/nextcloud/ios/issues/2497) been open since 2023. For something that works well it seems like a ton of people have a lot of issues with it. Are you sure you're on the latest iOS version? Seems like people experience the issues when they're on a later version.

Journelly uses standard iOS file access and relies on iCloud (or third parties) to handle syncing via related infrastructure. Theoretially, any third party app that is a file provider https://developer.apple.com/documentation/fileprovider should be able available to Journelly. The reality is that reliability and provider completeness by third parties varies drastially. For example, many of them don't offer directory access to other apps (Nextcloud as an example https://github.com/nextcloud/ios/issues/3283#issuecomment-27...), which is a show-stopper for Journelly. It needs a directory to save images. Here's a thread with some third party options some folks are using with Journelly https://framapiaf.org/@marczz/114369575100101184 Working Copy, SyncTrain, and Möbius Sync are amongst the ones I've heard working from users. For v1, I'm offici

> Can you expand on this further? Wouldn’t this just be exposing myself to the same vulnerabilities as OP? Yeah I wouldn't do this personally, I just mentioned it as the simplest option. Unless it's meant to be a public service, I always try to at least hide it from automated scanners. > If I use nginx as a reverse proxy, would I be mitigating the risk? If the reverse proxy performs additional authentication before allowing traffic to pass onto the service it's protecting, then yes, it would. One of my more elegant solutions has been to forward a port to nginx and configure it to require TLS client certificate verification. I generated and installed a certificate on each of my devices. It's seamless for me in day to day usage, but any uninvited visitors would be denied entry by the reverse proxy. However support for client certificates is