|16|14Sysop |12Noverdu |14BBS |20|15Radio|10@|14HTTP://Noverdu.com:88 |16|10 Standard ports for SSH/Telnet |04 WEB|14@|12HTTP://noverdu.com:808

Probably worth setting up an HTTP(S) reverse proxy for this... I use caddy myself but nginx, traefik and others can work to...

This way you can have HTTP(S) on a standard port, and have say bbs.noverdu.com point to your 808 site and radio.noverdu.com point to the radio stream.


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On 25 Apr 2023, Tracker1 said the following...

Probably worth setting up an HTTP(S) reverse proxy for this... I use
caddy myself but nginx, traefik and others can work to...

This way you can have HTTP(S) on a standard port, and have say bbs.noverdu.com point to your 808 site and radio.noverdu.com point to
the radio stream.

Michael J. Ryan

I learned about this after making everything and don't know enough about it to know how bad it would be to get everything setup. I would love to get things adjusted to work like that

|23|04Dr|16|12Claw
|16|14Sysop |12Noverdu |14BBS |20|15Radio|10@|14HTTP://Noverdu.com:88
|16|10 Standard ports for SSH/Telnet |04 WEB|14@|12HTTP://noverdu.com:808 |20|15Global Chat, Global Messaging and Games! |16|10Ditch the Unsocial Media

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This way you can have HTTP(S) on a standard port, and have say
bbs.noverdu.com point to your 808 site and radio.noverdu.com point
to the radio stream.

I learned about this after making everything and don't know enough about it to know how bad it would be to get everything setup. I would love to get things adjusted to work like that

https://caddyserver.com/docs/install

The configuration is pretty simple, you edit /etc/caddy/Caddyfile after the install... Would be something like the following...

{
# for tls cert registration
email you@yourdomain.com
}

:80 {
# for bare connections on port 80
redir * https://yourdomain.com/
}

www.yourdomain.com {
# remove the www, bare domain
redir * https://yourdomain.com/
}

yourdomain.com {
# serve file directory
root * /path/to/www-root
}

radio.yourdomain.com {
# relay to your underlying radio service
reverse_proxy * http://your-internal-server:808
}


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On 27 Apr 2023, Tracker1 said the following...

https://caddyserver.com/docs/install

The configuration is pretty simple, you edit /etc/caddy/Caddyfile after the install... Would be something like the following...

{
# for tls cert registration
email you@yourdomain.com
}

:80 {
# for bare connections on port 80
redir * https://yourdomain.com/
}

www.yourdomain.com {
# remove the www, bare domain
redir * https://yourdomain.com/
}

yourdomain.com {
# serve file directory
root * /path/to/www-root
}

radio.yourdomain.com {
# relay to your underlying radio service
reverse_proxy * http://your-internal-server:808
}

Michael J. Ryan

That doesn't look too bad. I might have a new server project to get on. Does it have to all be https:// or can I have a mix of them. For instance since the radio doesn't need https:// I didn't set that up for it. If you choose to spy on a broadcast that is already mean for mass listening... Well you won't be getting anyhting more than you already could with less effort.

|23|04Dr|16|12Claw
|16|14Sysop |12Noverdu |14BBS |20|15Radio|10@|14HTTP://Noverdu.com:88
|16|10 Standard ports for SSH/Telnet |04 WEB|14@|12HTTP://noverdu.com:808 |20|15Global Chat, Global Messaging and Games! |16|10Ditch the Unsocial Media

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A47 2021/12/24 (Linux/64)
* Origin: Noverdu BBS (21:1/210)

https://caddyserver.com/docs/install

The configuration is pretty simple, you edit /etc/caddy/Caddyfile
after the install... Would be something like the following...

That doesn't look too bad. I might have a new server project to get on. Does it have to all be https:// or can I have a mix of them. For instance since the radio doesn't need https:// I didn't set that up for it. If you choose to spy on a broadcast that is already mean for mass listening... Well you won't be getting anyhting more than you already could with less effort.

You can do it with just http... you'd set the definition to:

http://radio.foo.com { ...

instead of just "foo.com" ... default does https redirects, but you can specify the protocol(s) separately. I have that configured for ipv4.bbs.land and ipv6.bbs.land so you can get your IP over http or https. Though, these days it's slightly better to just go https unless you're on really constrained hardware, most modern CPUs handle the HTTPs pretty transparently, and browsers give minor warnings when http only.


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