The CubeAnyone know how to get SSL working in #MicroBin? I'm using the docker container and running on a custom port so I don't have to battle with reverse proxies.
3dcandy@seedy well a reverse proxy is the easiest way I've found, but that's out of the question here. I've never tried any other way I'm sorry
@3dcandy Do you know how to reverse proxy in apache? I can't get my server to talk to the docker container, the docker container won't talk to itself, yet I can access the damn thing just fine over the internet. I hate this shit.
@seedy apache isn't great at reverse proxying... nginx is much better. For simplicity use nginx proxy manager.
@3dcandy I have Proxy Manager set up, but I can't get it to see my custom SSL cert.
@seedy Hmmm well that is a different issue to be fair. Most proxy managers work better with let's encrypt (for various reasons)
@3dcandy I can't use Let'sEncrypt, not the automatic one anyway, because custom ports.
@seedy right well the issue here is (I'm assuming you are using a container for npm) is you will need to restart the container everytime, but as I've said before you will always have some issues using custom ports for certs and certain web services. They just won't play nicely. Browsers and services just expect certain things on certain ports and the whole internet is often designed around certain ports. Your isp will often block custom ports - virgin here and most are blocked by default