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Proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for > spot 2 include 'C:/nginx/conf/*.nf ' #goes here? > spot 1 include 'C:/nginx/conf/*.nf ' #goes here? Would this include go within the main server block in my default conf? Spot 1 or spot 2? This entry was posted in Uncategorized by wargus. $IPTABLES -A INPUT -p tcp –dport 80 ! -s ip.of.www.proxy -j DROP

If so, the following line in your firewall should do the trick, give or take: Please leave any questions or comments below.Įdit: You may want to stop people inside the network, depending on your dns etc requirements from accessing the mail server on port 80. The redirect permanent is useful is people try to access /roundcube, which won’t work, rather than /roundcube/ which will.Īt this point you should be able restart everything and it will work (at least it did for me!).

#SONARR REVERSE PROXY APACHE PASSWORD#

As Sonarr does not have authentication, I’ve used some resources to make it secure: If necessary, generate a strong random password for apache htaccess file here: And use this tool to create your htaccess file contents:.

ProxyPass /postfixadmin ProxyPassReverse /postfixadmin ProxyPass /owncloud/ ProxyPassReverse /owncloud/ Redirect permanent /owncloud /owncloud/index.php ProxyPass /deluge ProxyPassReverse /deluge ProxyPass /roundcube/ ProxyPassReverse /roundcube/ Redirect permanent /roundcube /roundcube/ ProxyPass /sonarr ProxyPassReverse /sonarr #Location directive included to stop unauthorised access to sonarr Sudo a2enmod proxy proxy_html proxy_connect sudo service apache2 restartĮdit your main site’s ssl config in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/nfig to include the following (again, edit to suit): (This should work, assuming you have letsencrypt already enabled). Start your services again and check they’re functional. In Deluge, edit the conf file: /home//.config/web.conf edit the line: In Sonarr:Įdit the config for Sonarr, /home//.config/Nzbdrone/config.xml I won’t go into depth here, but if you want those applications to be accessible via a reverse proxy then stop the programs and edit their configs. I have another server that handles Deluge and Sonar. I discovered that I needed to clear my cache/history, as Chrome would attempt to redirect to https as per my broswer history. Sudo a2dismod ssl sudo service apache2 restart Just to be safe, unload ssl and restart apache2. Then enable https rewriting in the /var/Owncloud is smart enough to know when its being accessed via proxy. ‘overwritehost’ => ‘‘overwriteprotocol’ => ‘https’, #information included to fix reverse proxying

The short of it is to edit /var/www/owncloud/config/config.php to include the following lines (modify to suit): To fix forwarding/proxing issues with Owncloud there is ample documetion available on their site. This is important as we dont want incoming request to again be forwarded. Remove https redirect from the default config in apache and remove the servername directive:

Look for and change the line to false like below: htaccess file in /var/www/html/ such that the file will now look like:Įdit the roudcube config/var/stop it from forcing ssl. Then on the mail server (once running again):ĭisable SSL forwarding in the. As all incoming traffic will be from the reverse proxy and a firewall will block all other requests, this will be secure.īegin by creating a backup of the VM of the mail server. This blog entry will outline that process that I followed to modify a significant number of applications to allow access through a single apache host that handled all incoming requests, and secures them with SSL to the client.Īs my mail server already had SSL configured it needed to be disabled and go back to only accepting traffic on port 80. I also needed to do this securely using SSL.

#SONARR REVERSE PROXY APACHE HOW TO#

As I have multiple machines, both physical and virtual and only a single externally accessible IP address I needed to figure out how to allow access to certain URLs and applications on these machines without relying on NAT and port forwarding rules at the router (layer 3 routing). As discussed in earlier posts I have hit the limits of what you might call ‘standard’ hosting.

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