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Lemmy behind 2 Proxies (sedd.it)

submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Just wanted to know if I should expect any issues with this set-up. 1st proxy is NGINX on the host machine (Ansible-setup). 2nd proxy is NGINX on OPNsense. I'm using self signed certs on the host machine because I don't want port 80 left open. OPNsense ACME plugin manages my certificates.

I've noticed that a lot of comments do not get pulled with posts. Also, I am unable to log in to my server with Jerboa.

Does lemmy use port 80 for anything besides getting SSL certs? Will the double proxy screw up federation or my ability to log in through 3rd party solutions?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I did have a server set up without the second proxy on OPNsense and I was able to log in via Jerboa but the comments issue was still there. When I set up the current one I basically just copied all the settings from the first server so I doubt it's config problems.

I'm guessing that my second proxy may be misconfigured. It's hard for me to understand how some settings work because OPNsense uses a GUI to configure NGINX and it's not as simple as copy and pasting from a .conf file.