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seems to fix the issue. I am by no means an nginx/docker-compose expert, but from what I understand the proxy container in docker compose should correctly resolve that and not the reverse proxy on my webserver.
If this is a viable fix, I am happy to open a PR.
Related: Does the install script actually handle creation of ssl-certs? The reference config file lists them, but as far as I understand they do not get created.
P.S.: Thanks a lot for maintaining this project. I was looking for a way to host and backup my photos and librephotos features a things that I consider killer features.
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Hi!
the port listed for the backend here:
https://github.com/LibrePhotos/librephotos-linux/blob/main/resources/etc/nginx/librephotos#L49
seems to be wrong.
Setting this up with certbot leads to the following error:
Changing
proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8001;
to
proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:3000;
seems to fix the issue. I am by no means an nginx/docker-compose expert, but from what I understand the proxy container in docker compose should correctly resolve that and not the reverse proxy on my webserver.
If this is a viable fix, I am happy to open a PR.
Related: Does the install script actually handle creation of ssl-certs? The reference config file lists them, but as far as I understand they do not get created.
P.S.: Thanks a lot for maintaining this project. I was looking for a way to host and backup my photos and librephotos features a things that I consider killer features.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: