Without docker and/or SSL in Neko

[grbfst]

I'm trying to run Neko without docker to no avail. I've done all things in the base docker file but I get a lot of dbus errors. When using it in Docker I can't get SSL working,

[yesBad]

What's your issue with "can't get SSL working"? I myself just reverse proxy it-

[m1k1o]

Yes, using reverse proxy is the best way how to do it. But if you want neko to handle SSL, you only need to specify path of your cert NEKO_CERT=/your/cert and key NEKO_KEY=/your/key. That should give you SSL.

[Xeddius]

I'm trying to run Neko without docker to no avail. I've done all things in the base docker file but I get a lot of dbus errors. When using it in Docker I can't get SSL working.

Let me know if you've solved this!

Caddy V2 is great for this. It supports automatic SSL using letsencrypt. All you have to do is install Caddy V2 (which also supports docker) and add settings like this to the config (Named Caddyfile) and of course be sure to change the appropriate values for IP address, port, and website name.

You can have this up and running in a few minutes with this setup.

{
        http_port 80
        https_port 443
}
websitehere.com {
        reverse_proxy * 192.168.1.0:8080 {
    header_up Host {host}
    header_up X-Real-IP {remote_host}
    header_up X-Forwarded-For {remote_host}
    header_up X-Forwarded-Proto {scheme}
  }
}

[grbfst]

Well, thanks to reverse proxy I got it running indeed. Many thanks.

How would I start with a clean slate every time I start Neko (without Docker)? I don't want a browser to remember history and don't want to autostart Neko with an already logged in admin.

[m1k1o]

You can set up browser to not store any history. If you mean logged in admin for neko, you need to logout because it is tored in local storage in your browser.