Closed MaartenMol closed 9 years ago
Running it with just Meteor, no I don't believe so. That is primarily meant for testing and local development, less for production. In production it would be run using NodeJS behind a proxy web server such as nginx. Nginx would be serving it over https and then passing requests back to the Node/Meteor server over plain http (within the local environment or even same machine so http is perfectly fine).I'm running with nginx and node with separate MongoDB server so I'll see if I can get it to work over https but I don't foresee too many issues. From: MaartenMol96Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2015 9:09 AMTo: lokenx/plexrequests-meteorReply To: lokenx/plexrequests-meteorSubject: [plexrequests-meteor] HTTPS with certificate (#78)Is it possible to start it with https with a certificate?
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@lokenx So how can I set the url base for meteor then?
I use IIS8.5 and currently Sonarr, CouchPotato and HTPC Manager works via reverse proxy and application request routing. However, I can't find where to set the url base or something similar on meteor
You can't set it within the program itself. You can set it by passing the ROOT_URL variable to Meteor when you start it, or as an environmental variable if running with NodeJS. I set it in the Upstart script on web server. From: MaartenMol96Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2015 9:30 AMTo: lokenx/plexrequests-meteorReply To: lokenx/plexrequests-meteorCc: lokenSubject: Re: [plexrequests-meteor] HTTPS with certificate (#78)@lokenx So how can I set the url base for meteor then?
I use IIS8.5 and currently Sonarr, CouchPotato and HTPC Manager works via reverse proxy and application request routing. However, I can't find where to set the url base or something similar
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@lokenx So how do you do this?
For meteor you'd start it as:
$ ROOT_URL=requests.domain.com/ meteor
If you search the issues for ROOT_URL should find a few posts by one of the guys with more details regarding passing this through to Meteor.
Is it possible to start it with https with a certificate?