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How to give a client a local site to view from the Internet?
I raised the server on my desktop (Debian8) I
need to let the customer look at the work done, the
site is heavy (more than 1.5 GB with pictures), I don’t want to pull it to the server , I
need to agree on some details and show the development progress,
is it possible to somehow give it temporary access from the Internet in order to he could look
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You can do it with Ngrok . But if you have to do this often, then I would use services for Dynamic DNS. For example FreeDNS . Then you can register some third-level domain name, such as ivanivanov.mooo.com, and you will always be available on it.
You can, Browsersync makes it possible to raise a server that can be accessed from the outside, there will be something like:http://IP:3000
1) if you have an external ip, then the client will see you via the Internet, if there is a router on the way, then you need to forward the port
2) if you have a virtual machine, then you can forward it through it, ssh -R as a result, the virtual machine will host, and the content will be you have locally
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