I followed a guide on this forum to get NextCloud working via the Nginx plugin. I then activated two-factor authentication in NextCloud so that it would be as secure as possible from the outside world and installed the Let's Encrypt plugin to auto renew my certificate and wrap everything in HTTPS. My setup is working great, except I had to open the OMV admin web-page to the world in order for Let's Encrypt to do it's auto-renewal. The plugin tells me I should "...use a reverse proxy to direct all of Let's Encrypt validation calls to yourdomain.tld..." Unfortunately I've pushed way beyond my skill set. Can someone point me to some documentation that would be applicable for setting up a reverse proxy in OMV's Nginx plugin? So far all I can find are instructions for Nginx in Debian or Ubuntu via command-line. I can work in the command-line, but I'm not always comfortable as things tend to be slightly different in OMV.
Beiträge von G-Zilla
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That's is a glitch.
You can double check it via SSH.Sorry, I'm not a Linux pro. How do I manage the nginx pool via SSH?
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I've got a bizarre problem when it comes to the nginx pool: Every time I look at my pool entry through the openmediavault web-page GUI, the user and group is blank. I can select www-data from the drop-down and save, but if I edit the pool, user and group is blank again. Is there a non-GUI method for setting the pool user and group?