Open LeehamElectronics opened 1 year ago
nginx provides HTTPS, so you can just use standard ports for the gateway and let nginx talk to tabby via HTTP (insecure, but internal to your docker network) while letting nginx provide HTTPS to the outside world, where it's important.
looks like this: internet > HTTPS > Nginx > HTTP > Tabby gateway
can confirm, this works for me as well. I use wss://host.name.tld, while this points to nginx proxy manager and then nginx forwards it to http://internal.ip:yourport.
Hi, I'm hosting Tabby web behind nginx reverse proxy using HTTPS, therefore, I have to use SSL with tabby-connection-gateway. When trying to connect to a host I get:
I also see the response from TCB on the docker logs:
What am I doing wrong here? Here is my docker run command:
docker run -e TABBY_AUTH_TOKEN=REDACTED -e certificate=ssl.pem -e key=ssl.key -p 9751:443 ghcr.io/eugeny/tabby-connection-gateway:master --token-auth --host 0.0.0.0 --port 443 --token-auth
Any help would be greatly appreciated, Cheers.