@ivantodorov been using #npm #nginxproxymanager for years. While there are certainly alternatives out there, it has proven to be rock solid, easy to use and easy to setup. LE cert generation never missed a single refresh with 6 root domains and over 40 records across.
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Alors finalement j'ai mis TrueNas qui est apparemment moins flexible mais beaucoup mieux "intégré" (aka moins de fichiers de configuration à la main, plus de webui)
Mes fichiers se copient doucement sur le nouveau raid, j'ai configuré le DDNS et Nginx Proxy Manager avec certificat SSL assez facilement 
My first time using Nginx Proxy Manager.
I'm really liking it.
#NginxProxyManager
https://nginxproxymanager.com/
My transition from #nginxProxyManager to #caddy is complete. I created 2 LXC Caddy instances: one for public services (with #UFW) and another for my private ones. This setup limits exposure to potential unwanted visitors.
Now, my #Proxmox cluster is available with load balancing for both IPv4 & IPv6.
Globally, the transition is easy. I only have some trouble blocking the outside traffic on Headscale Admin, with the reverse proxy of Pi-hole Admi/API, and of course, IPv6.
Pour remplacer Nginx comme reverse proxy, vous recommandez :
In the past three days, I've switched my #homelab to a new #ReverseProxy! After using #NginxProxyManager and #Zoraxy, I've now moved to #Pangolin.
Pangolin allows me to provide my #selfhosted services from my home lab without needing to open a port in my #firewall. 
Essentially, it's a self-hosted alternative to #CloudflareTunnels, running on a #VPS. Due to the current political situation in the #USA, I preferred not to use Cloudflare.
Pangolin is based on #WireGuard and #Newt, enabling a #certificate-based direct connection after installing a client on the home server. 
I'm extremely satisfied with it and now have no open ports in my private #network! 
#ayuda fediverso #nginxproxymanager
tengo una gran duda, y falta de conocimiento a la hora de configurar nginx proxy manager. hasta la fecha: me bastaba con la configuracion basica, para los servicios hasta ahora. nextcloud, sonarr, radarr, lidarr, cryptpad... entre otros.
pero conforme estoy ampliando mis servicios auto alojados, estoy actualmente brutalmente bloqueado con #peertube (https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube/blob/develop/support/nginx/peertube)y #zipline (https://zipline.diced.sh/docs/guides/reverse-proxy/nginx/nginx-no-ssl)
me veo que para que esos servicios funcionen bien accediendo detras de nginxproxymanager, requieren de configuracion avanzada.
para peertube este es el estado de las cosas:
https://framacolibri.org/t/help-review-docker-compose-yaml-and-process/24287/3?u=audricd
y para zipline:
https://github.com/diced/zipline/issues/675#issuecomment-2621463276
en resumidas cuentas:
NO TENGO NI PUTA IDEA de que hacer con la configuracion avanzada de nginx, que puertos abrir (mas alla de los contenedores de los servicios que quiero abrir). si es mas alla de esta pestaña (vease adjunto) NI PUTA IDEA de que hacer con nginx proxy manager.
alguien me podria explicar, o pasarme un link donde se expliquen, los conceptos basicos de la configuracion avanzada de nginx proxy manager. de forma a que resuelva los problemas que estoy teniendo con peertube y zipline? no se si tengo que poner una configuracion avanzada en nginx. si tengo que hacer algo dentro de los contenedores, si tengo que abrir mas puertos... ni idea
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se agradece #boost !
@rockhhock Welcome to the world of the #homelab!
I’m using multiple system to avoir to remember ip and port for each service:
1. Use #nginxProxyManager to associate a subdomain for each service (like nodered.xx.xx)
2. Add an Local DNS Records entry in my Pihole for each host (like hassio=x.x.x.x)
3. Add the IP to the Proxmox note for each VM/LXC
4. Create alias bash for ssh to each host (like sshd=‘ssh root@docker’
5. Create a home page for easy access (I’m using https://gethomepage.dev)
I updated my #Headscale and #Tailscale blog post with additional information about the Nginx Proxy Manager section (PiHole with wildcard DNS) and an improved ACL diagram that I believe is clearer and more accurate.
English: https://www.lucasjanin.com/2025/01/03/headscale-tailscale-in-a-self-hosted-environment
Français: https://www.lucasjanin.com/2025/01/03/headscale-et-tailscale-dans-un-enviroment-auto-heberge
Mon explortation avec #Headscale et #Tailscale est documenté sur mon blog. J'y discute des différences entre un serveur #VPN et Tailscale, Headscale, la configuration de Docker Compose, l'interface #Headplane, le contrôle d'accès via #ACL, l'intégration avec #NginxProxyManager, les nœuds de sortie, les routes et l'installation sur macOS, iOS, Linux, Debian, Proxmox LXC, #Synology NAS et #HomeAssistant.
#selfhosted #selfhosting
https://www.lucasjanin.com/2025/01/03/headscale-et-tailscale
My journey with #Headscale and #Tailscale is documented on my blog. I discuss the differences between a #VPN server and Tailscale, Headscale, Docker Compose configuration, #Headplane interface, access control through #ACL, integration with #NginxProxyManager, exit nodes, routes, and installation on macOS, iOS, Linux, Debian, Proxmox LXC, #Synology NAS, and #HomeAssistant.
Note that I will not cover OIDC authentication at this time.
Here's how to setup and configure Nginx Proxy Manager
Will migrate from Nginx Proxy Manager to Zoraxy. Main reason is the ability to configure geoblocking.
Ok so I’ve set up SSL via #NginxProxyManager and I’m using #Authelia to protect my self-hosted apps on my home server… it works well, it’s apparently very secure… is there any reason not to expose them to the internet now? 
It’s more for my convenience; right now I use a VPN to connect to my home network but that’s a pain sometimes, it would be so much easier to just make them publicly available so I can access them from any browser…
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Lou Lüeder 
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favicon.ico to my new #snac instance. Snac itself does not yet allow placing a custom favicon.ico into the data directory like you would a style.css file. So it looks like I may have to look into setting up another jail on my #FreeBSD server to run as a #Nginx reverse proxy with Let's Encrypt support that automatically updates.
Tak jak obiecałem, opublikowałem dzisiaj wpis na blogu o tym jak na #VPS od #Oracle uruchomić @nextcloud i zrobić z niego swoją własną chmurę na pliki o pojemności do ok. 200GB. Użyłem do tego #Docker, #Portainer i #NGINXProxyManager. Trochę się napracowałem przy jego pisaniu, więc mam nadzieję, że komuś się przyda 
Jakby ktoś miał ochotę to na blogu jest info jak można mnie wesprzeć. Miłego wieczoru!
As promised, I published a blog post today about how to run @nextcloud on a #VPS from #Oracle and make it your own cloud for files with capacity of up to about 200GB. All this absolutely for FREE. I used #Docker, #Portainer and #NGINXProxyManager for this. I worked a little bit on writing it, so I hope it will be useful to someone As if anyone would like it, there is info on the blog on how you can support me. Have a great evening!
Nowy wpis na blogu! / New blog post!
Darmowa chmura ~200GB na Twoje pliki
#Cloudflare #Docker #DockerHub #dockerIo #FreeTier #FreeDNS42 #HTTPS #iptables #LetSEncrypt #Linux #MariaDB #MySQL #Nextcloud #NGINXProxyManager #OpenSource #Oracle #Portainer #PuTTY #SelfHosted #SSH #SSL #Termius #Ubuntu #ufw #VPS
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I changed the reverse #proxy in my #homelab today. I switched from #NginxProxyManager to #Zoraxy (https://zoraxy.arozos.com). For me a perfect evolution of what NPM could have been.
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