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Great write Sukhbir, trying to follow it but my situation is quite different.
I have a server that runs Nginx, and I am deploying a CMS (Xibo) on it.
Cms runs by default on port 80, but cannot run because Nginx is listening there.
So to run it I kill the Nginx process.
Note that the cms is running inside of a docker-compose container.
So I am supposed to change its port, then use a reverse proxy to bring it back on port 80, when this works on HTTP, then I can do the securing
Phew!!
You did help understand things better, so i will keep hacking away.
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Great write Sukhbir, trying to follow it but my situation is quite different.
I have a server that runs Nginx, and I am deploying a CMS (Xibo) on it.
Cms runs by default on port 80, but cannot run because Nginx is listening there.
So to run it I kill the Nginx process.
Note that the cms is running inside of a docker-compose container.
So I am supposed to change its port, then use a reverse proxy to bring it back on port 80, when this works on HTTP, then I can do the securing
Phew!!
You did help understand things better, so i will keep hacking away.