No. I reinstalled the add-on and reconfigured the hosts.
Hi
This is the first time Iām working with this add-on since I just purchased a custom domain name. My goal is to forward plex.mydomain.com to my Plex server, ha.mydomain.com to my Home Assistant installation, etc.
The proxy hosts look like this:
The one for Plex works great. The one for HA however results in ā400: Bad Requestā. However, when I navigate to ha.mydomain.com:8123 it does work. But obviously I donāt want to enter the port number in the url.
My Home Assistant in itself is also able to resolve on a custom.duckdns.org:8123 domain but putting that as the destination gives the same error message.
Any ideas what I might be doing wrong here?
Edit: Nevermind. Bad case of RTFM: HTTP - Home Assistant
Is a wildcard duckdns domain + letās encrypt cert + dns challenge possible with this addon?
I am using nginx manually configured on my openwrt + acme + duckdns and there itās working.
I want to expose 4 services and this is currently my setup:
- MYNAME.duckdns.org registered
- letās encrypt is providing the wildcard cert for *.MYNAME.duckdns.org (currently with acme)
- setup 4 subdomains in nginx
Is this setup possible also with an wildcard cert and dns challenge or do i have to get 4 duckdns domains?
thx
did you found a solution to redirect the access log somewhere ?
I would like to use a GoAccess for nginx proxy manager addon/docker to view a website portal with statistics.
using this: GitHub - xavier-hernandez/goaccess-for-nginxproxymanager: GoAccess Docker Image for Nginx Proxy Manager and more...
I did not found a HA addon for it, but I can make it with Portainer en paste a docker compose text there in the āAdd Stackā.
If I look at the Nginx Reverse Proxy Manager Addon with Portainer, I see following Volume mappings:
indeed the /mnt/data/supervisor/addon_configs/a0d7b954_nginxproxymanager is under my HA samba share undder addon_configs:
but the other share is not under addons directory (it is empty).
Anyone got GoAccess working with the HA NPM addon logs ?
edit: I think the logs are stored with HA under /var/log/journal ? (binary files)
with :
ha host logs --identifier addon_a0d7b954_nginxproxymanager
under supervsor ssh you can also see the log of the NPM.
Question now how to add this to the GoAccess docker compose file Volumes?
below something I tought it would be, but log is not available as file I think.
version: ā3.3ā
services:
goaccess:
image: āxavierh/goaccess-for-nginxproxymanager:latestā
container_name: goaccess
restart: always
ports:
- ā7880:7880ā
environment:
- TZ=Europe/Brussels
- SKIP_ARCHIVED_LOGS=False #optional
- DEBUG=False #optional
- BASIC_AUTH=False #optional
- BASIC_AUTH_USERNAME=user #optional
- BASIC_AUTH_PASSWORD=pass #optional
- EXCLUDE_IPS=127.0.0.1 #optional - comma delimited
- LOG_TYPE=NPM #optional - more information below
- ENABLE_BROWSERS_LIST=True #optional - more information below
- CUSTOM_BROWSERS=Kuma:Uptime,TestBrowser:Crawler #optional - comma delimited, more information below
- HTML_REFRESH=5 #optional - Refresh the HTML report every X seconds. GoAccess - Manual Page
- KEEP_LAST=30 #optional - Keep the last specified number of days in storage. GoAccess - Manual Page
- PROCESSING_THREADS=1 #optional - This parameter sets the number of concurrent processing threads in the programās execution, affecting log data analysis, typically adjusted based on CPU cores. Default is 1. GoAccess - Manual Page
volumes:
- /mnt/data/supervisor/addons/data/a0d7b954_nginxproxymanager/logs:/opt/log
- /path/to/host/custom:/opt/custom #optional, required if using log_type = CUSTOM
networks:
- nginxproxymanager_default
networks:
nginxproxymanager_default:
external: true
Hello everyone,
Iāve used until yesterday, the two addon āDuckDNSā and āNGINX Home Assistant SSL proxyā and I could easily reach my HAS from the outside as https.
Now I would like to use https with the local address, i.e.:
https://192.168.1.100:8123
https://homeassistant.local:8123
I installed the āNginx Proxy Managerā addon:
But it doesnāt take the SSL certificate:
I ask your help on the following points:
- of course, I disabled the addon āNGINX Home Assistant SSL proxyā, but the question is:
the addon āDuckDNSā must be active with āNginx Proxy Managerā?
If yes, I set the following configuration and I would like to know if it is correct:
accept_terms: false
algo: secp384r1
certfile: fullchain.pem
keyfile: privkey.pem
- Is the following configuration that I set on the router correct?
- How should I configure the āNginx Proxy Managerā addon to use https also with local addresses?
Thanks in advance to anyone who will give me support.
I am currently having issues renewing my existing certificateā¦ it seems duckdns is not resolving the name properly/issue with name record for some peopleā¦ after spending hours messing with NPM and letās encrypt this morning I finally found this post on Facebook which seems to allude to a DuckDNS issue at the momentā¦ Redirecting...
So anyone with any further insight could please share if they are aware of a similar issue ā¦
But this could possibly be your current issue.
I have two domains and the one from another dns provider checks out fine with https://letsdebug.net/
Thank you very much for your valuable contribution.
I noticed that I receive this warning:
warning Command failed: certbot certonly --config "/etc/letsencrypt.ini" --work-dir "/tmp/letsencrypt-lib" --logs-dir "/tmp/letsencrypt-log" --cert-name "npm-22" --agree-tos --authenticator webroot
I am now deactivating āNginx Proxy Managerāā and will return to using the official NGINX addon, at least for the moment. Hoping that the problems with DuckDNS will be resolved in a short time.
However, perhaps you could give me suggestions on the other points, in particular on how to use https also on local addresses?
Thanks again
Iām confused. Does this addon require MariaDB as a prerequisite?
The original post says yes:
- Ensure you are running the MariaDB add-on. This add-on is required to use the Nginx Proxy Manager add-on as it uses the database services provided.
However, the official documentation makes no mention of MariaDB. Ditto for the addon instructions.
If MariaDB is indeed a dependency, what precisely does that mean? Does my HA installation need to already have been migrated to MariaDB (from the default SQLite), or does this addon simply need to create its own database using MariaDB?
It was the breaking change of that release that states Mariadb is no longer required.
I am a confused noob, I used NGINX Home Assistant SSL proxy addon with no problems, I thought to change it with nginx proxy manager to manage proxies and solve some problems due to iframes (not ssl pages) but I had some configurations problem.
what I do:
-deactivate NGINX Home Assistant SSL proxy it is right? or I have to keep it?
I think reply is YES, but I have problem on make nginx proxy manager work properly, my open port on router is 8126 and it is the port on ha ssl I have a subdomain on duckdns and certificate was issued with ok.
so I configured this:
NGinx Proxy Manager Admin web interface: 8081
HTTPS/SSL Entrance port: 8126
and proxy host:
xxxx.duckdns.org:8126
https
Forward Hostname / IP* 192.168.0.50
Forward Port 8126
force ssl
http/2 support on
proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade;
proxy_set_header Connection āupgradeā;
it is correct? because something is wrongā¦ I have no access
I sorted out to make it working with the ha 8126, but now I have to use nginx proxy manager to create an ssl port for my device (wled) 192.168.0.158 how to do it?
You are a legend!
I am currently changing my reverse proxy to NGINX myself and ran into issues until I found your post.
Should be stickeyed.
Thank you!
Necro Post lol!
This worked perfectly for me, just wanted to pop by and say thank you! 
Itās been awhile since you posted this, but Iām trying to do the same thing. Running HassOS and having a hell of a time trying to find where everything is saved.
I donāt see anything in /var/log/journalā¦
Hoping you came up with something to make this work for you!
Thank you!
Hi @frenck
When upgrading from 1.0.1 to 2.0.0 Iām seeing CPU spikes in docker stats and the overall CPU usage is impacted due to this upgrade.
Is there any place I can log this as an issue