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Reverse Proxy

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Tandoor Recipes, Part Three

Tandoor Recipes

Tandoor Recipes, Part Three

After fixing the errors yesterday I think all I have left to do is configure the NGINX reverse proxy. Configure Reverse Proxy Steps taken from domain registrar * Add the A record: tandoor.domain.com > XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX Steps performed on NGINX-01 * sudo nano /etc/nginx/sites-available/proxy.conf

Docker Consolidation Project, Part Five

Docker Consolidation Project, Part Five

Migrate Authentik Security Migrate Authentik Security's Data Well my testing this morning was successful with Authentik and Bookstack so the data transfer was successful. I can move on to decommissioning. Decommission AUTHENTIK-01 Steps performed on AUTHENTIK-01 * sudo shutdown now Steps performed on HV-03 via Windows Admin Center * Navigate

TubeArchivist, Part Four

TubeArchivist, Part Four

Configure TubeArchivist I have not touched TubeArchivist in months so I am going to come back to it so I can try to close out some of my projects. Steps performed on TUBEARCHIVIST-01 * sudo apt update * sudo apt upgrade -y * sudo reboot Ok. So the web application is loading in

Calibre-Web

So while I was trying to find some solutions to all the problems I ran into with Calibre I had come across people mentioning Calibre-Web and how it is a much better GUI and front end to use than Calibre's. Since I ran into some road blocks trying

Calibre, Part Two

Calibre, Part Two

Install Calibre Server Step 3 - Running the Calibre Content Server and Viewing Your Library I'm coming back to this from where I left off yesterday. I had installed a couple additional packages that Calibre is supposed to need to run. So in Calibre's official documentation

SnipeIT, Part Two

SnipeIT, Part Two

Install SnipeIT Coming back to this today, I imagine I'll have everything finished up quickly. Steps performed on SNIPE-01 * nano /home/david/snipe-it/.env * cd /home/david/snipe-it * curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php * php composer.phar update * Errors out on me * php composer.phar update --ignore-platform-req=

NGINX Reverse Proxy, Part Five

NGINX Reverse Proxy, Part Five

So with NGINX working it's time to back it up. Should be simple enough to do, I just need to grab some configuration files and put them all together. So I'll work up a draft in Github named nginx-proxy-backup.sh: #!/bin/bash ### Backup script for Nginx

NGINX Reverse Proxy, Part Four

NGINX Reverse Proxy, Part Four

Well I've played around with this a little bit here and there over the past few days. Never really got to put more than a few minutes here and there to look at it. I tried to get sub directories to work but did not get far. From

NGINX Reverse Proxy, Part Three

NGINX Reverse Proxy, Part Three

So today I tried specifying the cert's location but that did not work either. I was led to a blog talking about how it doesn't actually matter what cert you use, you just have to point to a valid cert. That doesn't seem like

NGINX Reverse Proxy, Part Two

NGINX Reverse Proxy, Part Two

Coming back to this today. I was thinking that I should not have to have the proxy go back out to the internet and through an extra open port. I need to fix this. I made the following change to the config file: server { listen 443; server_name monica.domain.

NGINX Reverse Proxy

NGINX Reverse Proxy

So I've spun up a couple of services at this point and I can see the number of open ports exploding if I keep finding cool services to play with. It's probably a good time to set up a reverse proxy. I've heard numerous