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For me its about use case. I have all three (seafile, NC, Syncthing).
NC has more complexity but a wider use case
Syncthing has granularity built in but with that it comes with extra buttons and knobs to push and turn. I would be nice if there was a 'Easy' and 'Advanaced' settings for Syncthing so you could use it as Dropbox or as intricate backup solution.
I am just digging into Seafile and like @scooke says, its your own Dropbox which is nice. People who do not need a whole lot or wants to deal with a whole lot can just connect their devices and go about their day.

@robi Thanks for the tip. I went ahead and add a www record. I believe the templates I am using have it coded into the index.html file. This will work until I spend sometime learning to write my own.

@msbt @nebulon Thanks so much for the quick responses. I was not even thinking about the using the console to check what was going on. Using your suggestions I did some quick and dirty fixes to get things up until I can figure out why it routed the way it did.

Summary of fixes: found a misspelling in the config.toml of Zola theme, created a chetlwilliams.com folder inside of the website folder and moved all the assets there and everything was picked up.
For the /resume page, move the .css to the bare url folder and the site picked it up. Must be something with the way the individual site generators spits out its files.

Thanks again for the help.

Sorry if this is a simple fix but I have been scouring the forums cannot seem to figure it out.

Issue: Using the browser UI, I have uploaded all the files for my website (chetlwilliams.com and chetlwilliams.com/resume) and it does not render the CSS file.

Environment: Testing both Zola and Hugo static site generators on Mac. DNS is served through Cloudflare.

Troubleshooting steps:

• Used two different browsers (Safari and Chrome)
• Looked at the index.html files and can see the .css is reference in the correct location for both pages.
• Confirmed in the Surfer that the .css file that was uploaded does have code into and not empty.

Any tips/help would be appreciated.

I just setup Seafile on a docker instance I had to test its performance. I like Nextcloud but for somethings (like WAF) I needed a little simpler setup. I liked using Nextcloud cause I can have an S3-like service for external storage and I think I can do the same with Seafile without having to go through S3Fuse or anything like that.