Migrating AIO from Caddy to no proxy - apache not listening on 443? #6290
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I originally deployed AIO with Caddy enabled and it's mostly working OK - apart from things like Collabora, where the NC interface tells me the Collabora server isn't available: It appears that with the "server behind a reverse proxy" configuration I've broken something. I'm running behind Caddy with the following Compose file: I've put the appropriate Caddyfile in /docker/caddy/caddyfile/Caddyfile and it works for NC itself: When I switch to "non-Caddy" mode - remove the Caddy container from compose, remove the configuration lines for Apache port and bind address, uncomment the additional ports lines, then compose down and compose up - there are no containers listening on :443 on any network: What did I break here? I see TCP port 9000 on the aio-mastercontainer is listening but not part of a PORTS definition - is that the HTTPS port and I am supposed to add one to the config? |
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Wait, when I searched closed questions as well (I didn't realise there was a filter) I find this similar item #5798. This suggests that something is maintaining state, and I just need to reset apache port and IP. Would be good to explain that in the docs if that's the case. And this did let Apache listen on :443 (with SSL) - the Collabora problem was me not understanding it needs to be an internal URL not the external URL. At least it tries to work now. |

Wait, when I searched closed questions as well (I didn't realise there was a filter) I find this similar item #5798.
This suggests that something is maintaining state, and I just need to reset apache port and IP. Would be good to explain that in the docs if that's the case.
And this did let Apache listen on :443 (with SSL) - the Collabora problem was me not understanding it needs to be an internal URL not the external URL. At least it tries to work now.