Is there any idea to setup both lan and wan ip for NAS using WebDAV with auto detection like homeassistant app does
So I can get full speed with same SSID at home:)
This is not supported at this time, but it’s an interesting idea.
Moving to suggestions for now.
I have a small local mirror of the complete library on Google Drive. This would be much needed.
Consider “source priority” as a way of implementing this.
Consider use case of cloud server, home, vacation home, RV and yacht.
Source the most local copy if available.
I can consider home and cloud … maaaaybe RV depending how loosely the word is interpreted … but ‘vacation home’ and … ‘yacht’ … lol … those are use cases, alas, I’ll likely never personally need to consider. But good on ya, mate! 
Yes, I hope to add this feature, and I even hope to add two different ports to deal with network port bans by network operators. Like, for SMB I use 445 on the LAN, and on the Internet, I use 44501.
Yes, this would really be great!
I’m in on that feature request 
As I always have to switch between two possible „connections“, this workflow would be great:
First attempt connection, example: 192.168.0.4 (intern network address)
Second attempt (if no connection), example: 216.2.55.12 (extern network address)
This would be great:)
At home (in my wlan-environment, I can‘t connect with my external ip) - How do you guys deal with that problem right now?
Probably not the solution you’re looking for but I’ve had great success using tailscale for these purposes to connect to my home jellyfin instance via infuse (with dns resolution coming from my home dns server so my local host names are intact for shares) and it’s fairly quick to set up if you don’t mind a bit of documentation reading.
Not yet you’re not. 
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Thank you for your suggestion.
Basically I also did some testing with VPN connections… more or less successful ::))
Would love, if infuse could handle different connections for one library.