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Allow only internal networks #258
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@kaosmonk as I understand, it is already done. I use almost official nginx.tmpl (with one important fix for many networks) and official nginx and docker-gen docker images. My APIs inside one virtual network with nginx, but it is internal docker network. |
@kaosmonk just noticed this open issue. To make Manually mount network_internal.conf in I have opened #278 to see if some good soul can fix the |
Thanks a lot! |
Jus for the records, with official nginx image it works as expected, mounting:
I tested it with 3 containers (official nginx, nginx-gen and nginx-letsencryptcompanion) |
I had a similar use case: |
This repo should no longer handle issues or discussions related to nginx-proxy / the nginx-proxy template, unless there is something we need to change / fix in docker-gen in order to allow a change / fix in nginx-proxy. |
Hello,
I'd like to have some containers exposed only to internal networks as explained in jwilder/nginx-proxy docs but since I am using separate containers in my setup - official nginx and docker-gen images - I'm not sure how to do exactly the same. Should I edit the nginx.tmpl or am I missing some existing options?
Thanks!
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