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I got a small setup with two private servers ps1 and ps2 at home behind a NAT. One server s1 with public domain s1.com is a small rented vps where I set up as reverse proxy with caddy. On ps1 I had a ...
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I have cPanel & WHM v130.0.14 STANDARD running in an EC2 instance. Trying to setup a reverse proxy with Apache2 by setting a CNAME some.example.com (not the real one) to forward the request to api....
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after 5 hours of spending time to configure Jitsi on my Plesk server inside Docker, I need to give up and ask you — sorry for that. First, I've followed the tutorial here: https://jitsi.github.io/...
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I have this custom.conf for a Apache Docker container ServerName https://staging.smartreparatur.at # Enable Gzip compression (Deflate) <IfModule mod_deflate.c> AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE ...
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I'm trying to configure Focalboard to run in a specific subdirectory using Nginx. I followed the steps from the official Focalboard documentation and was able to set it up normally. However, after ...
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I have an ASP.NET app hosted in a Docker container, with a NGINX reverse proxy, hosted on a VPS. When running in production, the x-forwarded-proto header isn't being passed. From what I understand, ...
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I have configured a reverse proxy in Apache2. It gets requests by HTTPS - unwraps the HTTPS and then forwards to local HTTP-processes for /web and /rest. <VirtualHost *:4443> ProxyPass /web ...
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Is it possible to configure httpd to redirect HTTPS traffic from one host:port to another without decrypting it? I've got HTTPS traffic coming in at port 443. Depending on the incoming SNI I'd like ...
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I'm doing this all on Debian 12 VPS. I can install easypanel separately & get it working with SSL enabled. I can install btcpayserver separately using this guide to get BTC/XMR working. But I ...
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I'm having a hard time on this... My server sets multiple cookies and wants to rewrite one of them by appending ";SameSite=None" to it. Prefer not to append this to all Set-Cookie headers. I ...
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In this specific case I am using fabio and nginx and apache http proxy that just proxies requests to destinations. Both the "Combined Log Format" and "Common Log Format" do not ...
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I have a PC at home. I want to route my laptop's traffic through my home PC. How can I set up a remote live server (an AWS EC2 instance) with VPN, so my laptop can connect to it. Then it routes the ...
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My goal is to find a solution that would alow me to host specific ports and services publically on a VPS while having other administrative UI's that might interact with said public services buttoned ...
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OpenBSD server with relayd/httpd/acme-client. Attempting to run https://mydomain.com (app server on port 32489), https://webmail.mydomain.com (48293) and https://forum.mydomain.com (28192). All three ...
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I've created a Docker image which contains nginx server (manually installed, not using the nginx docker image). Wherever I access the web server from, I always see 127.0.0.1 as client IP address. I ...
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My current config for NGINX results in infinite loop of redirects to https, when I try to access index.html. Does someone have the correct way to do this? The goal is to forward inbound requests on ...
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I'm currently running one Samba server open to the internet (yes I know, bad idea but using encryption, SMB3 etc) behind a dynamic DNS (let's call it myhomesmb.net). I'm looking at starting a second ...
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Enthusiastic home user and perpetual student of Linux (Ubuntu). Got a Raspberry Pi. Until recently, I had FTTC with UK Virgin Media. Was using NAT port forwarding 80 443 to make Pi available on my ...
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I am looking for a solution to my use case: I moved my SSH daemon to non-default port and would like to keep all the script kiddies connecting to my SSH via port 22 in the ssh pit (purely just for ...
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On a centos 7 machine, I'd like to run a python server alongside an apache server. I figured the easiest way would be to configure apache as a reverse proxy. This is my VirtualHost configuration: <...
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I'm trying to setup a reverse proxy to redirect tcp from subdomain.example.com to localhost:3000 using Nginx's ssl_preread_server_name module. The host test.localhost is defined for testing purposes ...
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I recently wanted to switch all my internal servers over to TLSv1.3 from TLSv1.2 as they are all kept very up to date and do not need to support older devices. My setup is: A reverse proxy, at 192.168....
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My current situation is that I have an ubuntu server running docker. In that docker I run NGINX as reverse proxy, this works well for portainer, but when I try to add a second subdomain, with the same ...
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When inspecting the system logs of some other issue, I noticed that I was getting lots of SSH attempts in real time. Specifically I have about 10'000 attempts daily! $ grep Disconnected /var/log/auth....
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for simplicity ill give my servers name, server-A, server-B server-A - a simple server with public IP, this server is 1G ram, shared CPU server-B - a more robust server with more ram, cpu cores etc......
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Do unix domain sockets support reuse? Lots of conflicting information about this online. I suspect a lot of it is just outdated, but I'm no expert. Do I ProxySet enablereuse=on if my handler is a ...
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I have two raspberry pi servers running. These were set up with DietPi. The one server is used as a NextCloud server. The other (new) server is running weewx. Both use lighttpd as the webserver. Each ...
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with proxy_pass - how does NGINX handle situation when the client is slower connection than the upstream server, say the upstream server is pushing the content to the nginx server at 12MBPS, but the ...
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I have a apache reverse proxy setting where I have to redirect all requests from abc.com to abc-test.com, the backend for this proxy is a AWS ALB. I have the below config which is not working: ...
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I have a reverse proxy setup as follows in Apache: Server A with address www.proxyserver.com/graphql is the reverse proxy server. (magento - php) It maps to: Server B with address example.com (reactjs)...
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On my VM i have one interface with IP 192.168.22.10 and then i created Interface alias(sub interface) with IP 192.168.22.11. each IP will host one Virtual Host on port 443 which will send the traffic ...
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I deployed Apache Reverse Proxy so that our Cyber team can access the SolarWinds. Cyber team will access the reverse Proxy server and Backend Server will be SolarWinds, I can login and see the ...
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I deployed Proxy Server running on Redhat 7.6 and Apache is configured as Reverse Proxy Server. But when i try to open the URL of proxy server in browser in Logs of Reverse proxy server it is giving ...
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I was am planning to deploy Reverse proxy using Apache, but before i do it on Prod env i tried to implement in my home lab.I have two vms running on Redhat. 192.168.56.70 mainsite.example.com ...
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Not really sure where to go here. I'm stuck. I've got a git repository (call it hostname Git) running on a local VM that I can access locally via [email protected], I can have my router forward any port to ...
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Using Debian 10 with Apache 2.4 I have a server running a few VMs. I'd like to have them accessible from the web but I would like to use only one domain name and one free SSL cert (not a pricey ...
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I have a load balancer with 3 web servers (a, b and c) behind it, all running apache and RHEL 8. What I am trying to do is relatively simple - I want to get the apache server-status for the boxes ...
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I have an EC2 server (in Private subnet) from where I run some Python microservice. From my application running on an Apps EC2 (in public subnet) I am trying to access the Python microservices. I ...
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i have a raspberry pi with multiple services running (e.g. Openhab, mosquitto, ...). each service should be locally reachable via a local subdomain (openhab.core.local, mosquitto.core.local, ...) Of ...
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I have a server that is only accessible through a single port (I use a VPN with port forwarding). I have setup a reverse proxy using NGINX for some HTTPS servers that I'm hosting. I'm wondering if I ...
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Setup as follows: proxy server (RHEL8 apache 2.4) in DMZ contains multiple vhosts each vhost acts as a reverse proxy to a web server in the LAN connections from the proxy to the backend web server ...
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I want to configure firewalld (sorry no need additional secondary proxy as apache, nginx or squid, I need configure redirect by firewalld or my existing reversy proxy). I have running reverse proxy ...
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I have the "server" at my home under NAT(ipv4) with program that open 1234 port, but it request static ip to work correctly. I want to use such ip from my VPS. VPS come with ipv4 and ipv6. I ...
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I'm using a free FQDN of mordor.bounceme.net and am trying to run ERPNext from docker, but need to configure it properly. I'm only looking to run it on "localhost" and don't need, nor want ...
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An Ubuntu 20.04 machine with a single network interface is given 3 IP addresses. We want to run several instances of a program that listens to a specific port and have one instance listening to each ...
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I have a setup where there are a number of Apache web servers behind a common Nginx reverse proxy server. But I can not access the web servers from the Internet. The access works fine on my local ...
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I have a small network with a webserver and an OpenVPN Access Server (with own webinterface). I have only 1 public ip and want to be able to point subdomains to websites on the webserver (e.g. ...
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I have a NGINX instance (nginx/1.17.7) that acts as a tls passthrough reverse-proxy (not terminating TLS but forwarding raw-tcp connection according to SNI headers). The main drawback of this ...
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I have a complex nginx setup where a front nginx at ports 80 and 443 handles all outside access including TLS. For files in /texts the frontend-nginx shall proxy request to a second backend-nginx ...
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I am installing nginx on Fedora 30 following a tutorial (I don't know the rules whether I can or not publish a tutorial link here). The tutorial mentions that I should access to this IP address 192....
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