Closed Just4Link closed 1 year ago
You'd usual set things up behind a reverse proxy which takes care of certificates and authentication. XPRA itself can probably be configured to require some sort of authentication, but you'd have to read the docs for that: https://xpra.org/
You can pass custom options via the $XPRA_OPTS
environment variable.
Try this:
--env XPRA_OPTS="--auth=password:value=YOURPASSWORD"
See https://xpra.org/manual.html for details.
I tried a few things.
This will work:
-e XPRA_AUTH="password:value=YOURPASSWORD"
Thanks for the fast answer! That does the trick. Keep up the good work, thanks.
Is there a env i can set, to force a login with password to access filebot? Feels bad when anyone can edit files who knows the ip address in the network.