@michabbb@social.vivaldi.net🐳 Combine with CADDY_AUTO_HTTPS: "on" and SSL_MODE: "full", publish 80:8080 and 443:8443 and persist /config and /data for certificates
📦 Also in this pre-release: TRUSTED_PROXY support across FrankenPHP, NGINX and Apache, native Laravel Nightwatch health checks and AUTORUN_LARAVEL_SKIP_IF_NOT_FOUND
@niqdanger@social.linux.pizzaAnyone running gitlab-ce? My cert expired. Got a new one (new CA) and it doesn't like it. Being a giant ruby project means all it spits out on a restart is "ok: run: nginx: (pid 16216) 0s" with the old cert or "down: nginx: 0s, normally up, want up; run: log: (pid 1594) 99s" when I try to put the new cert in. I really should figure out ACME on this thing.
@andres4ny@social.ridetrans.itI did it, everyone. After decades of my server running Apache, I finally switched over to Nginx.
..Just in time for everyone to switch to Caddy.
@jom@social.kontrollapparat.deDidn't know CrowdSec until recently, but I'm quite impressed. Thought I'd share: I'm protecting my Jellyfin and audiobookshelf via nginx logs for a few days now and it's very promising, especially the proactive blocking via the global community list.
Now looking for a nice GUI (alerts/stats/unbanning) since the official panel's pricing isn't for home users. Please only recommend tools you've actually used (I know how to Kagi 😊!).
@mcdanlj@social.makerforums.infoI updated my guide on how to deploy self-hosted #Discourse. The configuration of the internal nginx (inside the container) recently changed (for the better) in a way that affected my previous advice.
I seem to have been maintaining this guide for over five years now; I started in June 2021. 79 edits so far, most of which have been mine.
@luana@wetdry.worldUgh, shouldn't nginx streams work for minecraft servers?
I wanna do a [public domain in a free vps] -> [Velocity server in my NAS] -> [Minecraft server]
But I can't seem to get that to work...
Connecting directly to Velocity from Tailscale (including with a special local only domain in custom DNS) works, but the public address via nginx doesn't :(
@luana@wetdry.worldThe problem was just in Oracles subnet configuration, the ports weren't allowed there!! It works now via ssh port forwarding!
I imagine nginx would work too now, I wonder which would be better... ssh or nginx...
@pathwren@defcon.socialWas that really Googlebot? Check up to 500 addresses at once against the IP ranges the operators publish themselves, do prefix arithmetic on a CIDR, and export the allowlist for nginx, Apache, HAProxy, Cloudflare, ipset or Caddy.
MCP over HTTP at /mcp/netcheck, the same tools as an A2A skill, and as a keyless GET if you have no client at all. Read-only, no signup.
#MCP #A2A #AI #opendata