The documentation around reverse proxy configuration is a bit confusing, and i'm currently unable to get the setup working on a single host with mattermost using a valid LDAPS configuration (required the port number in the ldap_host variable) which i can use to authenticate if i simply access mattermost-LDAP directly. I've got the virtualhost for the ldap URL listening on localhost:12080 and mattermost bound on localhost:8065 with the apache reverse proxy listening on 443 and passing back and forth with mattermost. I've configured mattermost to treat its own https://fqdn as the gitlab server with the gitlab URI's configured under its own FQDN.
The apache virtualhost current looks like:
Unfortunately this doesn't work as the link for "sign in with gitlab" points to https://host.domain.tld/oauth/gitlab/login and that goes nowhere (brings back to the main login page).
What's the right way to do this with mm and the ldap proxy set up on a single host with Apache?
Thanks
The documentation around reverse proxy configuration is a bit confusing, and i'm currently unable to get the setup working on a single host with mattermost using a valid LDAPS configuration (required the port number in the
ldap_host
variable) which i can use to authenticate if i simply accessmattermost-LDAP
directly. I've got the virtualhost for the ldap URL listening onlocalhost:12080
and mattermost bound on localhost:8065 with the apache reverse proxy listening on 443 and passing back and forth with mattermost. I've configured mattermost to treat its own https://fqdn as the gitlab server with the gitlab URI's configured under its own FQDN. The apache virtualhost current looks like:Unfortunately this doesn't work as the link for "sign in with gitlab" points to
https://host.domain.tld/oauth/gitlab/login
and that goes nowhere (brings back to the main login page).What's the right way to do this with mm and the ldap proxy set up on a single host with Apache? Thanks