Needs https to use?

[ghost]

I'm running this proxy via my own network, it works flawlessly other than it needs https. How would I fix this?
(please dm me on Discord when you respond because I'm not active on github) My Discord is Skrill#0001

[BrodySalvucci]

I’m not sure so don’t hold me to it, but I believe that it needs to be an actual link (https://www.yourdomain.com) instead of a ip (127.0.0.1).

You could use a service that automatically gives you a HTTPS link not a HTTP link. I am sorry for not using the right terminology for some of these things but I believe that this will help you out.

[e9x]

I'm running this proxy via my own network, it works flawlessly other than it needs https. How would I fix this? (please dm me on Discord when you respond because I'm not active on github) My Discord is Skrill#0001

You can setup NGINX as a reverse proxy, however you will need a signed certificate otherwise you will run into weird bugs relevant to Chromium and the certificate being self-signed. I recommend Let's Encrypt via certbot. Alternatively, you can use Cloudflare to proxy your server and provide HTTPS.

If you cannot get your hands on a signed certificate, perhaps you just want to run website-aio on the client of your instance (if possible). If that isn't possible, there are still CI tools that will host website-aio and provide SSL certificates for you.

[e9x]

I’m not sure so don’t hold me to it, but I believe that it needs to be an actual link (https://www.yourdomain.com) instead of a ip (127.0.0.1).

You could use a service that automatically gives you a HTTPS link not a HTTP link. I am sorry for not using the right terminology for some of these things but I believe that this will help you out.

SSL certificates can be issued to IP addresses. I believe Let's Encrypt covers this too.