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Trying to get my local traefik / authelia instances to play nice with Obsidian.
Most of my containers do not require me to have a an additional instance of traefik installed locally.
I can simply spin up the container add my config to traefik and authelia, then have pihole redirect to my instance.
I have two traefik / authelia instances setup in my homelab. One for internal, and one for external configuration.
I am attempting to configure this on my internal instance.
While reading through the documentation, I was referencing the section on setting this up behind a reverse proxy. The doc references installing NGINX. Is this required? Or is there another way to get this to work? I would rather not install a dedicated proxy for just this container.
If anyone is able to help and knows what I am doing wrong or why I keep getting 403 forbidden. The help would be greatly appreciated.
I have attached copies of edited versions of my config files. Thanks
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"403 Forbidden Error" when tryin g to connect via traefik reverse proxy on diffrent VM
"403 Forbidden Error" when trying to connect via traefik reverse proxy on diffrent VM
Jul 14, 2023
Do you host other app with traefik & authelia ?
I'm not an authelia expert but your issue should come from it, because the 403 error would result from a reverse proxy routing error, maybe a misconfiguration.
I would try to make it work with traefik first then configure authelia but please try to reach them on their github.
Trying to get my local traefik / authelia instances to play nice with Obsidian.
Most of my containers do not require me to have a an additional instance of traefik installed locally.
I can simply spin up the container add my config to traefik and authelia, then have pihole redirect to my instance.
I have two traefik / authelia instances setup in my homelab. One for internal, and one for external configuration.
I am attempting to configure this on my internal instance.
While reading through the documentation, I was referencing the section on setting this up behind a reverse proxy. The doc references installing NGINX. Is this required? Or is there another way to get this to work? I would rather not install a dedicated proxy for just this container.
If anyone is able to help and knows what I am doing wrong or why I keep getting 403 forbidden. The help would be greatly appreciated.
I have attached copies of edited versions of my config files. Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: