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Description
I usually don't want to make a new DNS entry and certificates and just install my containers on my reverse proxy using URLs like https://my.homeserver.domain/webapplicationname.
I could not find how to do this. It's also very difficult to guess how to set up the reverse proxy entries. At no point there is a hint that the entries for Nginx should like similar to this:
But this does not work, because I cannot find out how to set up the server path. The "server URL" does not affect the subpath btw. The home webpage still delivers <base href="/">.
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Description
I usually don't want to make a new DNS entry and certificates and just install my containers on my reverse proxy using URLs like
https://my.homeserver.domain/webapplicationname
.I could not find how to do this. It's also very difficult to guess how to set up the reverse proxy entries. At no point there is a hint that the entries for Nginx should like similar to this:
For subpath
/plant-it
it should probably look like:But this does not work, because I cannot find out how to set up the server path. The "server URL" does not affect the subpath btw. The home webpage still delivers
<base href="/">
.Local environment