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I tried to run spotmop behind a reverse proxy. This seems quite hard to accomplish. What needs to be done:
URLs need to be relative to the current url. Often they are absolute to the server. (Workaround: Use it on a subdomain instead of subfolder)
The Port of the server should be used (works mostly, seems to have problems with websockets)
HTTPs URLs need to be used if spotmop is requested using https.
But the biggest problem I saw is requesting mopidy at 6681 without a way to configure urls or use rewriting. Either it should request localhost:6681 on serverside or allow to configure a url which can be a reverse proxy to server:6681. Just requesting with the port isn't feasible for such a web-setup, which should NOT expose the server directly.
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I tried to run spotmop behind a reverse proxy. This seems quite hard to accomplish. What needs to be done:
But the biggest problem I saw is requesting mopidy at 6681 without a way to configure urls or use rewriting. Either it should request localhost:6681 on serverside or allow to configure a url which can be a reverse proxy to server:6681. Just requesting with the port isn't feasible for such a web-setup, which should NOT expose the server directly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: