add fortwayne-proxmox configuration for SSL and proxy settings#91
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This pull request adds a new Nginx reverse proxy configuration for the
fortwayne-proxmox.opensource.mieweb.orgserver. The configuration enables secure HTTPS access with modern TLS settings, HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 support, and optimized proxying to a backend Proxmox server. The most important changes are:New Reverse Proxy Configuration:
fortwayne-proxmox.confto handle HTTPS, HTTP/2, and HTTP/3 traffic forfortwayne-proxmox.opensource.mieweb.org, proxying requests to the internal Proxmox server at10.250.0.2:8006.Security and Performance Enhancements:
Proxy and WebSocket Support:
UpgradeandConnectionheaders.client_max_body_sizeto 100MB to support large uploads,