Nextcloud version (eg, 20.0.5): AIO:latest
Operating system and version: Debian Bullseye
The issue you are facing:
I have a domain name that points to a reverse proxy (running on VPS) and the reverse proxy points to an AIO instance on a machine running in my house. The reverse proxy connects to my home machine over Tailscale. This works well.
But if I am at home, it looks like I cannot connect directly to AIO without the data passing through the VPS. I would like to bypass the VPS/remote Reverse proxy when I am on my home LAN.
I looked at docs for running AIO locally. I already have a pihole running on my LAN and use that as a DNS server.
Questions:
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Would I need to put a second reverse proxy on my local machine, and then use the pi-hole to intercept calls to
cloud.mydomain.com
and route them to that reverse proxy? -
If I mess with daemon.json for docker as instructed in the documentation, would that cause problems when accessing my AIO from outside of my LAN?
Thanks!