cgomesu
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2 years ago HI, @Adito5393. I'm not entirely sure I understand what you want to add to this repo. Is it a reverse proxy guide for TVHeadend? If this is the case, I feel this would be better suited for the tutorial itself (https://cgomesu.com/blog/Tvhlink/). For example, you could add a new section before the Conclusion (e.g., TVH reverse proxy) in which you explain how to configure reverse proxies for remote access. The tutorial itself is on my website repo--more specifically, in the _posts/2021-01-17-Tvhlink.md file. To push changes there, fork my website repo, make changes to the tvhlink post .md file to include your new section (use github flavored markdown), and then submit a PR to the gh-pages of my website repo to start the review process. (You can preview the website locally using Jekyll.)
Now, if all you want is to document it here, you can add a section to README.md file that describes it. If it ends up being a lot of info, then I'd prefer that you create a new file to a subdir called docs and then edit the README.md to mention the new documentation.
All that said, you really need to make sure that your connection is encrypted and you have another (more secure) method of auth in place when connecting to TVH remotely. TVH does not encrypt anything and their default user authentication is not secure. It is quite possible that you can remedy this via traefik and other reverse proxies but another alternative is to use VPN or Wireguard. The latter are very secure and allows you to connect remotely as if you were on your private local network.
Adito5393
I have recently managed to configure Traefik as a systemd service on Rpi4. So far, the WebGUI works fine, I still have to test the HTSP port 9982 though.
Would you be interested in a PR with the documentation and the files? Or you don't want to complicate yourself with maintaining the work of somebody else?