Help configuring lighttpd Topic is solved

[lanznaster]

To make sure it was the original configurations, I did a new installation.

Installed lighttpd only
Did the symlink:

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 ln -s /etc/lighttpd/conf-available/10-proxy.conf /etc/lighttpd/conf-enabled/10-proxy.conf 

Added the configuration to the /conf-available/10-proxy.conf

Restart lighttpd service

Changed the port fowarding to this new installation, and I get the same result

But if I open locally it works: http://192.168.1.137/sonarr/

But not from outside, even without the sonarr part.

Any ideias?

[Joulinar]

if you are not able to connect even without sonarr part, issue seems to be on port forwarding. At least the default lighttpd web site should be shown. Are you able to connect to default side if you switch of 10-proxy.conf ?? Just to check if thinks are working in general.

[lanznaster]

if you are not able to connect even without sonarr part, issue seems to be on port forwarding. At least the default lighttpd web site should be shown. Are you able to connect to default side if you switch of 10-proxy.conf ?? Just to check if thinks are working in general.

Do you mean removing the symlink?

[Joulinar]

yes correct, and restart lighttpd. Usually you should have a plain standard installation and you should be able to reach default web site from internet.

[lanznaster]

Same results. Something is failing at the port foward then. Not sure why

[Joulinar]

you are forwarding port 80 and 443 TCP to your new device? There is nothing blocking this? I mean another firewall? There are a couple of tools on the web allowing to perform a port scan on your internet router. This should show if port 80/443 are open an reachable.

[lanznaster]

you are right.

With the fresh installation I only have port 80 open, not the 443. And with the original installation, I have both open.

So is the new machine that have port 443 closed? Or is it the router that cant connect to that port? How can I check this?

Thanks

[Joulinar]

on DietPi themselves there is nothing blocked or closed as long as you don't install any firewall software.

Means you router is the only one controlling which port is forward from internet to your DietPi system. In a default configuration lighttpd is liten on port 80 only. So doesn't matter if port 443 is forward. 443 comes into picture if you are going to activate HTTPS.

Open ports can be checked as follow

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ss -tulpn | grep LISTEN

Pls have a look to your router to check how port forwarding is setup. There should be a single rule only, forwarding port 80 to your new DietPi system. It should not be possible to forward port 80 to the old and the new system same time.

[lanznaster]

It was because I have letsencript install on the original machine, and not on this one. This is why the port 443 was not open.
Thank you very much

Now back to the original purpose of this thread

Now, when I use this:

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$HTTP["url"] =~ "^/code($|/)" {
         proxy.header = (
   "map-urlpath" => ( "/code"  => "" )
  )

         proxy.server  = ( "" =>
        (( "host" => "192.168.1.94", "port" => 8443 ))
    )
}

I'm able to reach the login page, but once login, it does not direct me to the next page, stays in the login page.

I'll check the documentation to see if there is any other config that I may use.

[Joulinar]

for me following was working on 10-proxy.conf. Don't forget to have it activated again as we disabled it for testing.

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$HTTP["url"] =~ "^/sonarr($|/)" {
        proxy.server  = ( "" =>
        (( "host" => "127.0.0.1", "port" => 8989 ))
    )
}

$HTTP["url"] =~ "^/radarr($|/)" {
        proxy.server  = ( "" =>
        (( "host" => "127.0.0.1", "port" => 7878 ))
    )
}