ACLs does not work when using rootless

[trulow]

Checklist

• Have you pulled and found the error with jc21/nginx-proxy-manager:latest docker image?
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  • Yes
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Describe the bug
Access Lists do not work correctly when deploying as rootless.

When defining an access list with NPM using allow <IP_ADDRESS> and then enabling a ACL within a host proxy, the ACL does not work and any IP can still access the host. However is redeployed as sudo, then the ACLs work as intended.

Nginx Proxy Manager Version
2.11.2

To Reproduce

1. Steps to reproduce the behavior:
2. Deploy NPM as rootless
3. Setup NPM admin account
4. Create an ACL
5. Create a proxy host and add the host to the ACL
6. Use an external machine to access host, verify that you can still access the host even though it should be blocked by ACL
7. Purge installation and redeploy as sudo
8. Use an external machine to access host and verify that the ACL now works and blocks access to host.

Expected behavior
ACLs should apply when deploying NPM as rootless user.

Operating System
Ubuntu server 24.04

[bluekitedreamer]

Check to see if the allow directive is being added to the individual proxy host config files, those are stored at /data/nginx/proxy_host/

it would look like

allow [ip address here];

I had to change a few things to get the templating to work correctly. Likely an issue with default user of container