Hi there! I'm looking to use this project personally, but do not want to set up all these subdomains. As an attempted workaround, I did the following:
modified Traefik to bind to port 2190 instead of 80 on the server by editing its file in services
set up NGINX in front to proxy all requests to (for example) seedbox.mydomain.com/deluge to 127.0.0.1:2190 with the Host header modified to deluge.mydomain.com (see example below)
This has just resulted in 400 Bad Request errors, and given Traefik seems to refuse to output error logs no matter what I do to poke around, I've given up and am now curious if there's a way to bypass Traefik entirely, since it is completely useless in my use-case. I tried bypassing Traefik by opening the port directly in the VPN container, and setting NGINX to use that, however I run into issues with assets and other dependent requests resulting in 404.
Hi there! I'm looking to use this project personally, but do not want to set up all these subdomains. As an attempted workaround, I did the following:
services
seedbox.mydomain.com/deluge
to127.0.0.1:2190
with the Host header modified todeluge.mydomain.com
(see example below)Example NGINX config:
This has just resulted in 400 Bad Request errors, and given Traefik seems to refuse to output error logs no matter what I do to poke around, I've given up and am now curious if there's a way to bypass Traefik entirely, since it is completely useless in my use-case. I tried bypassing Traefik by opening the port directly in the VPN container, and setting NGINX to use that, however I run into issues with assets and other dependent requests resulting in 404.