Nginx Proxy Manager on Seperate Host for Multiple Nextcloud AIO Instances

[echumley]

Steps to reproduce

1. Install Nginx Proxy Manager in Docker
2. Install Nextcloud AIO
3. Domain test on the setup screen fails
4. Cry

Expected behavior

Nginx should proxy all traffic to the apache server.

Actual behavior

Domain does not point to this server or the reverse proxy is not configured correctly. See the mastercontainer logs for more details. ('sudo docker logs -f nextcloud-aio-mastercontainer')

Host OS

Ubuntu Server 22.04.3

Nextcloud AIO version

Nextcloud AIO v7.2.1

Current channel

No idea, haven't gotten that far.

Other valuable info

Okay, so I'm attempting to use Nginx Proxy Manager to proxy incoming traffic to Nextcloud AIO. The problem is that the proxy manager is on a separate VM than the NC AIO instance. Neither the documentation here or the documentation on their website explains how to configure the docker-compose.yml file to allow me to correctly proxy traffic to separate hosts. Ideally, I'd like to be able to proxy to multiple different instances of NC AIO and other programs. Any information helps, thanks!

[echumley]

So I think I was overthinking it. It doesn't look like I was reading the reverse proxy documentation correctly. I set up the reverse proxy using exactly the same information described in the documentation and set the IP to the IP of the VM that NC AIO is running on. When I do, I still get the error listed above. The error that displays in the mastercontainer log is as follows:

NOTICE: PHP message: The error message was:

/html>nter>cloudflarewas sent to HTTPS port</title>chumbucketlabs.tech:443" was:

[echumley]

I have all ports required opened on both the host and hypervisor firewalls. I have disabled Proxying on cloudflare. I have both ports 80 and 443 forwarded. I have firewall rules allowing TCP and UDP traffic pointed at the Nginx Proxy Manager's ip for both port 443 and 80.

[echumley]

I'm dumb. I didn't realize there was a completely different start command when using a reverse proxy. Thanks y'all!