On 09-03-22 10:55, vorlon wrote to Vk3jed <=-

Probably due to Apache being a memory hog and the way it works. Just
doing a reverse proxy dosn't need a lot...

I must learn nginx, but the documentation and my head don't get along. :( There seems to be some assumed pieces of information that aren't in the docs.
)


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On 07 Sep 2022, Vk3jed said the following...

I must learn nginx, but the documentation and my head don't get along.
:( There seems to be some assumed pieces of information that aren't in the docs. )

Well I've started reading the articles everyone shared. So far I like the idea of having my router handel it all. PFSense with ACME and hyproxy. Might have spelt it wrong but so far that is looking great not sure how I will move the existing certs over but going to have to learn more about how the certs work.

Thank you to everyone!

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On 09-07-22 07:50, claw wrote to Vk3jed <=-

Well I've started reading the articles everyone shared. So far I like
the idea of having my router handel it all. PFSense with ACME and hyproxy. Might have spelt it wrong but so far that is looking great
not sure how I will move the existing certs over but going to have to learn more about how the certs work.

Cool. :) Neat solution for you. Won't work for me, because my system is a VM running Docket containers. Some of the containers will generate HTML and PHP files that the web server will serve, while others run their own web server that will be behind a reverse proxy. My ideal case is to run nginx on the host to be both the web server and reverse proxy, along with Certbot for LetsEncrypt certificates. But I may have to settle for Apache instead (because I know it a lot better).


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On 09 Sep 2022, Vk3jed said the following...

Cool. :) Neat solution for you. Won't work for me, because my system
is a VM running Docket containers. Some of the containers will generate HTML and PHP files that the web server will serve, while others run
their own web server that will be behind a reverse proxy. My ideal case is to run nginx on the host to be both the web server and reverse proxy, along with Certbot for LetsEncrypt certificates. But I may have to
settle for Apache instead (because I know it a lot better).

After reviewing this a bit and watching that lawerence video I don't see how it wouldn't work for you? Can you elaborate as this sound much like the current setup I have?

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Hi Vk3jed,

Probably due to Apache being a memory hog and the way it works.
Just doing a reverse proxy dosn't need a lot...

I must learn nginx, but the documentation and my head don't get along.
:(
There seems to be some assumed pieces of information that aren't in
the docs.

You did'nt prey to the god's, so they are punshing you!!



\/orlon
aka
Stephen


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On 09-09-22 07:51, claw wrote to Vk3jed <=-

On 09 Sep 2022, Vk3jed said the following...

Cool. :) Neat solution for you. Won't work for me, because my system
is a VM running Docket containers. Some of the containers will generate HTML and PHP files that the web server will serve, while others run
their own web server that will be behind a reverse proxy. My ideal case is to run nginx on the host to be both the web server and reverse proxy, along with Certbot for LetsEncrypt certificates. But I may have to
settle for Apache instead (because I know it a lot better).

After reviewing this a bit and watching that lawerence video I don't
see how it wouldn't work for you? Can you elaborate as this sound much like the current setup I have?

Hmm, you took your current setup out for me to compare again. :( And video reference isn't helpful either for me, I tend not to watch instructional videos, as they are largely a waste of time for me. :(

From memory, you're using port forwarding in places. While Docker does have its form of port forwarding, I'd have to do another comparison to find what I saw last time.


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On 09-09-22 23:34, vorlon wrote to Vk3jed <=-

Hi Vk3jed,

Probably due to Apache being a memory hog and the way it works.
Just doing a reverse proxy dosn't need a lot...

I must learn nginx, but the documentation and my head don't get along.
:(
There seems to be some assumed pieces of information that aren't in
the docs.

You did'nt prey to the god's, so they are punshing you!!

Haha it's subtle missing bits of information. I'm very sensitive to that. :( Part of my workaround for different communication styles is I try and assume a lot less, but when the other person makes unspecified assumptions, that's kinda hard.




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