Mutt
(Muttley)
October 8, 2019, 10:20am
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You could use nginx and access it both locally and remotely (just incase your Internet ever goes down - apocalypse’s can happen, and we are due one pretty soon )
Okay,
As you can see from the above, there is a lot of confusion over which ports you can/should use.
Some saying it HAS to be 8123 on the local side and that you HAVE to specify an http: entry in your configuration. No, you don’t !
Edit (20200512) : ‘sometime’ since this post was written the configuration no longer likes some of the “quotes” so I have included what the ‘modern’ versions of the config are, Note: I did not set it up with these (they were changed by updates to the pack…