I have a fresh Froxlor 2.16 installation on Ubuntu jammy, installed via apt.
My installation runs on a server behind a reverse proxy. This reverse proxy handles Letsencypt certificates for a number of services.
Now I want to route all traffic to froxlor through this proxy so the proxy also handles Letsencypt certificates for froxlor.
The bind DNS server that is integrated in froxlor should serve my domnain names.
In Settings -> System I can configure the default IP that is defined in the DNS server for a new domain.
It seems that this IP must be one of the IPs of the network interfaces of the froxlor server.
I would like to use the web-facing IP of my reverse proxy as default IP for a domain in the DNS, so all traffic is routed through the reverse proxy. Can I do this and how?
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I have a fresh Froxlor 2.16 installation on Ubuntu jammy, installed via apt.
My installation runs on a server behind a reverse proxy. This reverse proxy handles Letsencypt certificates for a number of services.
Now I want to route all traffic to froxlor through this proxy so the proxy also handles Letsencypt certificates for froxlor.
The bind DNS server that is integrated in froxlor should serve my domnain names.
In Settings -> System I can configure the default IP that is defined in the DNS server for a new domain.
It seems that this IP must be one of the IPs of the network interfaces of the froxlor server.
I would like to use the web-facing IP of my reverse proxy as default IP for a domain in the DNS, so all traffic is routed through the reverse proxy. Can I do this and how?
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