Why is upstream protocol `http` and not `https` for `/nc`?

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Why is upstream protocol `http` and not `https` for `/nc`? #2

Closed JCZuurmond closed 3 years ago

JCZuurmond commented 3 years ago

For the nextcloud endpoint the upstream protocol is http, while or the root location (onlyoffice) it is https. Why the difference? Should they not both be https? Or does it not matter?

chadgeary commented 3 years ago

We use the Apache (no duckdns) or Nginx (with duckdns) proxy containers for HTTPS to Nextcloud. Nextcloud HTTP is never exposed.