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thomasvilhena.com
[AI summary] This blog post explains how to set up an Nginx reverse proxy with Docker and Certbot for SSL certificate management, focusing on configuration files and services for load balancing and secure communication. |
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nikdoof.com
After a short, frustrating time, i've finally got the Deluge (archive.org) WebUI to proxy through Nginx without any errors. The revelation came when digging through the Deluge forums I found a little nugget of information (archive.org) which solved it all, a small header call X-Deluge-Base that when passed will prefix any media calls made in the page with that text. So instead of setting up weird aliases and fiddling around with Nginx's options to get it to work I could just specify that and use a very b... |
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www.christopherburg.com
[AI summary] The author details their transition from a complex Nginx configuration to the much simpler Caddy reverse proxy for their self-hosted network. |
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blog.zespre.com
Its always recommended to view web pages through HTTPS connections, even its just a static HTML page. So, as a content provider, its my duty to host websites with HTTPS. To enable HTTPS on the web server like Apache or Nginx, valid certificates are required. In my case, I have bought and configured a domain name on Gandi.net for my home cluster. Its better to have different certificates for each service than having a single wildcard certificate for all the services due to security concerns. However, I st... |
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