I've set up Nginx proxy manager in an effort to turn things like "truenas:1234" into "photos" so that I can more easily navigate to the various services I might host locally on my lan. I've tried Haproxy, traefik and NPM and I couldn't seem to get...
Setting this up and getting an understanding of how it all works is really good, but NGINX Proxy Manager is a much simpler solution and can be run in a very lightweight VM or even a Raspberry Pi. Show : FreeNAS0 (Main) Show : FreeNAS1 (Backup) Airborne...
are you using ssl_common.conf and proxy_setup.conf? Did you create the Lets Encrypt certificates using this guide too? If so, can you post the .conf files in Code: tags, along with nginx.conf. Show : FreeNAS0 (Main) Show : FreeNAS1 (Backup) I Itay1778 Patron Jo...
I have tested with version 2.9.x and 2.10.x that #2892 still exists with a clean install and upgrades. No real point to repeating all the info as it's exactly the same. No idea why the issue was closed since it was not fixed. There is a ...
The whole point of the NGINX reverse proxy is that external traffic coming into your router (from a WAN IP address or domains that are directed to that...
Modify the bit after http to look something like this ( we are going to setup the "proxy_setup.conf" after this step ). Always remember to change the domain name. Code: listen 443 ssl; server_name example.com; include ssl_common.conf; include proxy_setup.conf; Create the pro...
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