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Solved pls see below reply i solved it hope it will help someone

never mind i solved it its about setting custom parameter in app.ini
god gogs default config sucks lol
after making these changes and restart gogs it worked perfectly

Hi

I seem to have a similar problem, only that I don't know how to fix them:
- I have a web app running on http://mysub.domain.com:9000
- This url is the admin dashboard of the app
- This app shoots email with public facing URLs like http://mysub.domain.com:9000/xxx/xxx/xxx (which lead to an action within my app)
- The mysub.domain.com is SSL enabled and loads with SSL but the moment the port (9000) is added it returns error page and I have to access it via http
- The problem : 1 - port is visible to public and 2 - the URL shows insecure
- The solution required : 1 - port to be removed without the action of the URL to be impacted and the same URL needs to be served on SSL

Any help is appreciated.

jackdanielux wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 16, 2020 5:10 pm

Hi

I seem to have a similar problem, only that I don't know how to fix them:
- I have a web app running on http: //mysub.domain.com:9000
- This url is the admin dashboard of the app
- This app shoots email with public facing URLs like https://canadaprimemarketing.com (which lead to an action within my app)
- The mysub . domain.com is SSL enabled and loads with SSL but the moment the port (9000) is added it returns error page and I have to access it via http
- The problem : 1 - port is visible to public and 2 - the URL shows insecure
- The solution required : 1 - port to be removed without the action of the URL to be impacted and the same URL needs to be served on SSL

Any help is appreciated.

Nor did I ever get their reverse proxy to function. I ended up using the letsencrypt linuxserver that has packaged nginx webserver and reverse proxy (and they even have a tonne of reverse proxy sample configurations for various docker containers). And SSL, which is good for remote access via https.