WARPHOLE · DEVELOPMENT PREVIEW

PRIVATE ACCESS

Your home.
One browser.

Open your applications, terminals, desktops and files through Warphole.

Administrator passwordAuthenticator code

Use the password and authenticator configured during gateway setup.

Design preview · sample resources · no connection to your home network

PRIVATE ACCESS

Warphole.

Your applications, desktops and files. Wherever you are.

Checking connector

Resources0Available through your browser

Home connectionOfflineWaiting for your connector

AccessPrivatePassword + authenticator required

PICK UP WHERE YOU LEFT OFF

Saved sessions

Saved browsers keep running while you are away. Stop a browser to free memory while keeping its profile. After a restart, logins may be restored; unfinished forms and live consoles may need reopening. Pause and sign-out revoke remote access while saved browsers remain on the appliance.

YOUR HOME CONNECTOR

One connection. Your selected services.

The connector reaches out to your gateway. Your home applications stay behind their existing network.

Single-owner prototype · Browser-only access · HSVE Warphole

WARPHOLE

Add a resource

NamePublic hostname

Add this exact hostname to your DNS and reverse proxy with a normal HTTPS certificate. No wildcard needed.

Type

Application originPortVerified server identity

Folder inside the connector's shared directoryAllow uploads if also enabled on the home connector

The connector controls which local directory is shared. Existing files are never overwritten.

Resource enabled

Open connection

Service usernameService passwordWindows domain (optional)

Credentials are used for this connection and are not saved in the Warphole database.

HOME INSTALLATION

One LXC. Ready to connect.

Install Obsidian and the home connector together. Warphole stays hosted by HSVE. Use a fresh Ubuntu LXC with 2 cores, 4 GB RAM, 16 GB disk, Nesting and keyctl enabled.

Run this command as root inside the new home LXC.
Generate a pairing code below and paste it when the installer asks.
Confirm the LXC address and allowed home subnet. The installer handles Docker, permissions and startup.

I understand this code downloads a private Obsidian build and pairs this home with my gateway.

One-time pairing code

Codes expire after ten minutes and work once. Keep them private. This prototype pairs one home per gateway; stop an old connector before starting a replacement. Existing installations are retained and need a planned migration.

Manual connector-only setup

Download the private connector kit.
Copy it to your home LXC and follow the manual deployment guide.

I understand this kit contains private connection keys.