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Whatever changes are needed to config file to make a reverse proxy work should happen automatically if an ingress is enabled with tls.
Benefits
Folks deploying via helm chart should not have to know that they need to add a config section to get their reverse-proxy to work. It should be enough that they enabled an ingress with tls.
Possible drawbacks
None
Additional information
I had to add the following config to get the reverse-proxy to work, but every one deploying shouldn't have to dig this up every time, it should just be added automatically if an ingress was enabled with tls.
nextcloud:
# this is required or the reverse-proxy w/ ingress won't work
configs:
custom.config.php: |
<?php
$CONFIG = array (
'overwriteprotocol' => 'https',
'filelocking.enabled' => 'true',
'enable_previews' => true,
);
Since I'm not an expert I don't know if this config file overwrites default settings that I might actually need, or if it just appends these to an existing configuration. By just taking care of things for me, in response to enabling an ingress with tls, things will just work by folks who know the details and just take care of what needs to be taken care of automatically.
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Description of the change
Whatever changes are needed to config file to make a reverse proxy work should happen automatically if an ingress is enabled with tls.
Benefits
Folks deploying via helm chart should not have to know that they need to add a config section to get their reverse-proxy to work. It should be enough that they enabled an ingress with tls.
Possible drawbacks
None
Additional information
I had to add the following config to get the reverse-proxy to work, but every one deploying shouldn't have to dig this up every time, it should just be added automatically if an ingress was enabled with tls.
Since I'm not an expert I don't know if this config file overwrites default settings that I might actually need, or if it just appends these to an existing configuration. By just taking care of things for me, in response to enabling an ingress with tls, things will just work by folks who know the details and just take care of what needs to be taken care of automatically.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: