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Cant proxy from apache. #8647
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Any ideas?? Set individually, they work fine... |
@vazquezrodjoel , I just spent all night trying to figure this out, and then I found this thread: and here's the config I used:
all credit and Thanks to @fedoraptor for posting his config. |
Thanks guys for the feedback. I was able to modify my configuration to work... Cheers! |
@vazquezrodjoel would you mind posting your modified configuration? i am still unable to get cockpit to work with an apache reverse proxy. |
#9543 seems to be related, and the reverse proxy section got updated since. Does applying the updated proxy configuration fix the problem? Sorry for the late answer. |
This is very outdated, and not actionable, closing. |
Thank very very much dude. |
Hi,
I have a webpage (on https) that proxy several services from a second node. But for some reason, following the tutorial on the wiki (https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit/wiki/Proxying-Cockpit-over-Apache-with-LetsEncrypt ) is not working as expected for me. Not as expected cause Im able to get to the page and I see the page title that gets the name of the node, but the page is completely blank. What I would expect is to get proxied to the same local node (ex 127.0.0.1:9090) from www.domain.com/cabina/ .
Any help would be appreciated.
Apache config:
Cockpit config:
Any suggestions what I might be missing or what I could try?!
Thanks,
Joel
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