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August 30, 2022, 6:57pm
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The solution is what called split-bran DNS or split-horizon DNS - in short words you point exactly the same hostname to different IP addresses - in the internet it points to you public IP and within LAN to your internal IP (ideally both point to your external reverse proxy). This makes all the clients access the system in a same way (only the very low level details differ)
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Hi there !
I’m facing a problem with external access to nextcloud :
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Hallo User,
leider muss ich mich schon wieder einmal melden. In einem anderen Thread hatte ich vor kurzem das Problem mit “trusted_domains” aus der config.php. Dies hatte sich ohne mein Zutun von selber gelöst. Nun habe ich folgenden neuen Effekt:
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