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Instructions for Docker Hosting behind Reverse Proxy #824
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For others, check out this: Ubuntu Setup. See the Nginx section. It looks like you can set a path prefix filter for |
Still haven't got this up and running, but I think that port setup isn't the problem. |
What issue are you facing other than the port setup while deploying the LogChimp? |
@mittalyashu Not sure. Here are my logs. I'm not seeing much in there that would be caused by my setup (as opposed to the docker image itself), other than maybe proxy or routing issues, but I'm not sure what to configure them to for LogChimp.
Those 404 errors are being returned by LogChimp, and not the proxy in front of it, so the proxy is at least definitely routing some requests to LogChimp. |
Hi! I'm trying to run LogChimp in a docker container behind a Traefik reverse proxy.
I can see that LogChimp uses port
8080
for the front-end and3000
for the back-end.We would want to have port
8080
accessible through something likehttps://logchimp.example.com
, which is simple enough to set up. However, I need to be able to tell LogChimp that instead of port3000
for the back-end, it would be accessed through something likehttps://server.logchimp.example.com
or at a specific path like/server/
, instead of at port 3000 (because all our traffic will be going through port 443). How would I do that?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: