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Hi, I have setup Docker image on QNAP NAS device and it's running on port 30000 and I can connect w/o any issues. However I'd like to have it exposed externally, thus I need SSL. I'm trying to connect to the same internal IP address using https but I got "Unable to connect" error. I have set both: "proxyPort": 443, "proxySSL": true, but it doesn't help. Please share any advice with this issue, my ideas are already over :( Best regards |
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Your question isn't specific to FoundryVTT on Docker which is what this project supports. That said, take a look at the official documentation for FoundryVTT as I think it covers your questions. Specifically SSL, and what I gather to be port forwarding issues: SSL: Port forwarding: Since it is related, I'll also point out that I just published the first entry in the cookbook that shows how to securely deploy Foundry behind a Cloudflare tunnel. If you have the motivation, I would highly recommend this implementation: graph LR
Users((Users)) -->|HTTPS| Edge
subgraph Cloudflare
Edge("Cloudflare Edge Server")
end
Cloudflare <-->|Tunnel| Cloudflared
subgraph QNAP Host
Cloudflared("Cloudflared Service")
Foundry("FoundryVTT Service")
Cloudflared -->|Local Traffic| Foundry
end
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Thank you ! |
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Your question isn't specific to FoundryVTT on Docker which is what this project supports. That said, take a look at the official documentation for FoundryVTT as I think it covers your questions. Specifically SSL, and what I gather to be port forwarding issues:
SSL:
Port forwarding:
Since it is related, I'll also point out that I just published the first entry in the cookbook that shows how to securely deploy Foundry behind a Cloudflare tunnel. If you have the motivation, I would highly recommend this implementation: