I have NC in a VM and it’s running. I have a Caddy reverse proxy to it. I can access the HTTPS login page using the FQDN, but after I login I’m forced to either create a new instance or recover one. I can’t get past this page.
I put in my domain for the new instance, but it errors. The VM docker log says “The response of the connection attempt to ‘http://my.domain.com:443’ was: Client sent an HTTP request to an HTTPS server.”
Well, this look like NC is not sending the HTTPS request.
If I can browse to it, why can’t NC recognize it and let me get on with it?
I think I’ve done the reasonable. Some of it I wouldn’t know how to do in my VM. It does not make any sense that the proxy works, but NC can’t figure that out. That is a bug in my opinion.
But, let’s say it is not a bug. How do I do this in my VM?
“disable the domain validation by adding --env SKIP_DOMAIN_VALIDATION=true to the docker run command”
What if I wanted to run only in my LAN? I wouldn’t be able to do it because there is no way to get past this page!
Don’t remember. I didn’t intend to run with my RP at first, but then when I finally installed I thought I’d just go for it.