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nginx proxy forward 443
The server I'm running on port 443 is Kerio Mailserver.. maybe there is something I can do there to force the use of only one domain name?
Is there a way of handling this? …
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nginx proxy forward 443
I fixed this as following: I first installed nginx on my Kerio VM and configured a reverse proxy routing port 443 to 444 (where Kerio now lives). … Next I created a wildcard SSL certificate on the VM that I used on 2 hosts, 1 for the webmail and Kerio as a whole and 1 for redirecting all other domain names pointed at my public IP without getting a …
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client ip behind nginx reverse proxy
I noticed on my (Kerio) mail server the error log is filled with "failed login from < local ip of nginx >" and I was wondering how can I set it so I get the remote IP of the person/bot that is trying to …
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client ip behind nginx reverse proxy
Just found out my mail server (Kerio) does nothing with the information forwarded by the reverse proxy, so the only thing I can do is hope for an update that does. …
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