Ok that makes sense. I’m not trying to tie any of this to my external domain though, I just want to proxy Lan names at the moment.
I have a domain set up for home assistant though Cloudflare and I don’t want anything else to be externally accessible.
So what I’m currently trying to do is have radarr.crypt, Sonarr.crypt, plex.crypt, openwrt.crypt hit the correct lanIP:port
I can’t do that with just my DNS because that’s just for lanIP not port
So I’m trying to have the *.crypt go to the Nginx IP and have that proxy the name to the IP and port.
I’ve been prodding it all day and even had ChatGPT have a go at it but I’m getting nowhere.
And this is why I don’t like Nginx.
I have managed to get Nginx working and even got a pretty UI for it, but just can’t get it to proxy my IP addresses to names.
It ain’t a big deal, Heimdall does the job for now, just thought it would be a nice way to dip my toes in.
scrubbles@poptalk.scrubbles.tech 10 months ago
Trust me, getting an external domain makes it easier. You can get one for like $5. I tried to do the internal thing too, but ssl just gets so complicated because you have to trust any internal certs. With a proxy you can have one cert source that your computers already trust because it’s be let’s encrypt. Just buy a cheap domain and you’ll thank yourself later.
Lifebandit666@feddit.uk 10 months ago
I already have one, I treated myself to my own .com domain for Chrimbo just gone and own it for the next 5 years