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Ollama and all that runs on it its just the firewall rules and opening it up to my network that's the issue.
I cannot get ufw, iptables, or anything like that running on it. So I usually just ssh into the PC and do a CLI only interaction. Which is mostly fine.
I want to use OpenWebUI so I can feed it notes and books as context, but I need the API which isn't open on my network.
Thanks for the info. Some day I'll try the shiny modern distros and learn the little peculiarities. I use a weird mix of Debian, NixOS and LMDE and it's relatively straightforward to add firewall rules to those, both dynamically to nftables and to the persistent config... And I believe Debian didn't even come with firewalling out of the box... But I understand Debian might not be the best choice for gaming and there is for example some extra work involved to get the latest Nvidia drivers. Neither is it an atomic distro.