Comment on Help? Caddy reverse proxy

• gibdos@lemmy.world ⁨3⁩ ⁨weeks⁩ ago

  Okey, so if you skip the whole DNS and use PUBLICIP:PORT for any of your docker services, does your browser reach them?

  You said you have Caddy on bare metal Ubuntu and your services in CasaOS. Sadly I’ve never used that, but is that a VM on your Ubuntu Server and inside that run your docker containers? If so, maybe that’s what’s stopping Caddy from reaching your containers?! Just guessing tbh.

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  • Profligate_parasite@lemmy.world ⁨3⁩ ⁨weeks⁩ ago

    Yeah, had to go touch grass after having this drive me crazy for a second day. The reverse proxy is “working” according to caddy… and the DNS is all pointed in the right spots but it just wont go. The CasaOS is the only think I can think of too. CasaOS is just a frontend GUI for a headless server… easy to manage/move media files, etc. INstalls docker containers with a click. I will have to try doing Caddy as a docker and see what happens.

    To answer your question, if I put in the publicip and port, I get my Jellyfin, it’s reaching them, and working just fine. Just can’t get my DNS pointers to be recognized/used by Caddy. I’ve tried two different domains at this point. Whatever. Infuriating, but whatever. My shit still works. Thanks for trying. I tried to use the Caddy forum but they literally make you format/type your whole issue in predesignated HTML and shit… I typed the whole thing out but I don’t know shit about HTML so the ‘issue’ showed up as blank. Fuck this. I can live without.

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    • gibdos@lemmy.world ⁨3⁩ ⁨weeks⁩ ago

      One last thing. I assume you checked if your DNS changes got propagated? I tend to use DNS Checker. And even if the changes are propagated, it can sometimes still not work because of DNS cache in

      • your browser
      • your pc
      • your router

      So assuming that you checked the DNS propagation and it was propagated enough, I’d also

      • clean all DNS caches from browser, pc and router
      • try different, large DNS provider (Google, Cloudflare, etc.)
      • try it on my phone over mobile network and not wifi

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