lalo-uy
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3 years ago Why do you put nginx in the middle.?
El dom, 15 ago 2021 a las 23:24, Steven Gassert @.***>) escribió:
Description
Perhaps this is a raspberry pi security feature, but whenever I access the crafbeerpi UI on localhost via port forwarding from an outside network, my raspberry pi immediately crashes. Was curious if anyone would be able to provide an explanation for this behavior or provide some setups they have used to access craftbeerpi from outside the network it is connected to. My flow
Outside network --> My wifi router port forwarding to raspberry pi --> nginx running on raspberry pi --> craftbeer pi running on localhost
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Steven-Gassert
Lagerman
Description
Perhaps this is a raspberry pi security feature, but whenever I access the crafbeerpi UI on localhost via port forwarding from an outside network, my raspberry pi immediately crashes. Was curious if anyone would be able to provide an explanation for this behavior or provide some setups they have used to access craftbeerpi from outside the network it is connected to.
Flow with Nginx
Outside network --> My wifi router port forwarding to raspberry pi --> nginx running on raspberry pi --> craftbeer pi running on localhost
I've also seen this behavior when using ngrok to forward requests to the craftbeer pi server running on localhost
Flow with Ngrok
Outside network --> ngrok --> craftbeerpi running on localhost