Letting Caddy reverse proxy through Linux AirVPN?

[Koalaman 1]

1 minute ago, cheapsheep said:

No. The revese_proxy still has to point to 8096 which is Jellyfins port:
 

xxx.duckdns.org:6969 {

reverse_proxy 192.168.86.43:8096

tls {

dns duckdns {DUCKDNSToken}

}

}

And then access it by using https://xxx.duckdns.org:6969

Thanks, gotta knock off now, but will try this later!

[OpenSourcerer 1363]

OP can leave xxx.duckdns.org without the port. When forwarding a port, one can enter 443 as the local port. That way, the Caddyfile does not need to be touched.
Accessing Jellyfin is then done using the remote port.

Thanks to Mr. cheepsheep for the hint. I took reachability on port 443 for granted, but of course it's not possible with AirVPN.

[flat4 79]

this is a master class on caddyfile...


thank you

[OpenSourcerer 1363]

4 minutes ago, flat4 said:

this is a master class on caddyfile...


thank you

Wait till you are using Caddy as a Markdown-based CMS. It's nuts. Only downside is that you will need to write your own CSS, there are no themes.

[cheapsheep 6]

9 hours ago, OpenSourcerer said:

OP can leave xxx.duckdns.org without the port. When forwarding a port, one can enter 443 as the local port. That way, the Caddyfile does not need to be touched.
Accessing Jellyfin is then done using the remote port.

Thanks to Mr. cheepsheep for the hint. I took reachability on port 443 for granted, but of course it's not possible with AirVPN.

 
Yes, sure. I just wanted to make it more understandable. That's why i assumed local and remote port stay the same in client area.

Also, it is important what OpenSourcer already mentioned: Make sure you do not try to access the service while being connected to the SAME vpn server. This won't work.