Valmond

And usability, windows gets more and more complicated IMO, and not in the "fun" way Linux can be completed.

Anyone knows what maintainers should do to patch the vulnerability?

TIL, I always thought the sound made the law (so a URL but not an URL)

I'm off one week on holidays, will sure post all config when I come back, thanks again!

I had one main account but also a couple for using when I didn't want to mix my "private" life up with other things. I don't even know if it's not allowed in the TOS?

Anyway, I stupidly made a Valmond account on several Lemmy instances before I got the hang of it, and when (if!) my server will one day function I'll make an account there so ...

I guess it might be like in the old forum days, you have a respectable account and another if you wanted to ask a stupid question etc. admin would see (if they cared) but not the ordinary users.

Over a houndred dollars for 700 upvotes O_o

I wouldn't exactly call that cheap 🤑

On the other hand, ten or twenty quick downvotes on an early answer could swing things I guess ...

Hello !

I followed your instructions, taking the:

lemmy-ansible/templates/nginx_internal.conf

and sticking:

lemmy-ansible/templates/nginx.conf

in the "http {" section + changing all the {{domain}} to lemmy.mindoki.com and changing the {{lemmy_port}} to 1236 (FYI: 0.0.0.0:1236 hits up Lemmy locally)

Saving it all off in the nginx nginx.conf file.

I feel exceedingly stupid, but is this the way to go? Because I get this error when I reload nginx:

nginx: [emerg] host not found in upstream "lemmy:8536" in /etc/nginx/nginx.conf:111

Cheers and thanks again!

Edit: removing the upstreams, changed the backend proxy_pass, but to no avail...

Thank you I will do!

Good morning and thank you, I'll use your recommended config asap, and then be back with more questions most probably :-) !

Thank you and yes, yes it does clarify a lot how nginx is working!

I'm trying to use use the conf file coming with lemmy docker install, and after some searching I don't even know if this is deprecated or not (it's in the http{} ), or how I should tell nginx the information about where to find the docker devices:

upstream lemmy {
    # this needs to map to the lemmy (server) docker service hostname
    server "lemmy:8536";
}
upstream lemmy-ui {
    # this needs to map to the lemmy-ui docker service hostname
    server "lemmy-ui:1234";
}

Also, shouldn't I tell nginx to listen to port 80?

Also, I get this error when I run "sudo nginx -s reload" and I don't even understand what it means:

nginx: [emerg] host not found in upstream "lemmy" in /etc/nginx/nginx.conf:53

Thank you again, I'm a slow learner!

Thank you very much!

I still haven't proved it all works, I get a JSON error when trying to enter the admin credentials, but one step at a time!

Cheers

Thanks a bunch, but that is still quite incomprehensible for me, which means that either I'll just fool around trying to get it right (which is not what I want to do) or learn it all the hard way (which I try to escape :-) ) or get some clever help ^^

Should I change: default "http://lemmy-ui"; "~^(?!(GET|HEAD)).*:" "http://lemmy"; proxy_pass "http://lemmy"; to my website somehow (I have an A redirect from lemmy.mindoki.com to my external IP => route to the linux box)?

Thanks again!