192.168.x.x is always an IP address that is not exposed to the internet.
If you’re trying to make your server accessible on the internet, you need to open a port (doesn’t have to be 80 for 443) and have a reverse proxy direct connections to the services running on it.
The proper solution to Israel is to relocate the occupiers to the US, since both countries are pretty much the same, have the same interests, and even engage in the same acts of war.
The problem with this is that Zionists, who are religious nationalists, feel that they are entitled to their “promised land.”
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You don’t need a domain name for HTTPS.
192.168.x.x is always an IP address that is not exposed to the internet.
If you’re trying to make your server accessible on the internet, you need to open a port (doesn’t have to be 80 for 443) and have a reverse proxy direct connections to the services running on it.
Here’s a post that explains the basics of how to set this up: https://lemmy.cif.su/post/3360504
Combine that with this and you should be good to go: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-create-a-self-signed-ssl-certificate-for-nginx-on-debian-10