What does it actually do? When it’s on, I get a redirecting error when trying to connect to my nextcloud at cloud.example.com, but with it off, it seems like I can’t connect to NC using http anyway? Am I misunderstanding what it does?
Thanks!
What does it actually do? When it’s on, I get a redirecting error when trying to connect to my nextcloud at cloud.example.com, but with it off, it seems like I can’t connect to NC using http anyway? Am I misunderstanding what it does?
Thanks!
Alright that makes sense, do you know how to solve that if that webapp is nextcloud aio?
I’m not sure what happened in your setup, but here is how https handling should works:
HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO
header to let the upstream server know that even though the request is over http, the end user actually served over https so it should assume the connection as httpsI think this chain is broken somewhere in your setup and cause nextcloud to not receive the
HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO
header from nginx proxy.I just remember nextcloud has
trusted_proxies
option located inconfig/config.php
file. Not configuring it (or configured it wrong) can cause nextcloud to not trust theHTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO
header it received (it assumed to be spoofed).https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/latest/admin_manual/configuration_server/reverse_proxy_configuration.html