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Hi @SimonDPro , thank you for opening this issue and for giving OpenUEM a try I have no previous knowledge about Sinology reverse proxy and while the reverse proxy configuration can be tricky I hope we will make it work. First of all. If you want to use the console behind the reverse proxy and use lets encrypt the authentication with client certificate wont be available, only user/password and/or OpenID Connect will work. As you will use Docker one of the things you will need is to let the console know which is the domain name and port will be used for the reverse proxy. You'll need to set REVERSE_PROXY_HOST and REVERSE_PROXY_CONSOLE_PORT env variables. For example if you want to use console.example.com and port 443 to reach the console you will set those variables and configure your reverse proxy accordingly You may have already tried these suggestions so let me know what you tried and provide your .env file for OpenUEM and reverse proxy settings to check together what may be wrong Thank you! |
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Little update : Thnks a lot for your answers btw |

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Hiii, first of all, thanks for this amazing application. I have started to use it few days/weeks ago, and i really like it.
But i have some problems for the reverse proxy.
My first openem server attempt was in a Linux server : and it worked perfectly.
But now i want to use it on Synology NAS, with docker... It work without proxy, but when i want to try with proxy, ihv no idea how to do it.
I tried many things, Caddy : but it didn't work, I tried the Synology NAS native reverse proxy, but it didn't work with Let' Encrypt... And i even tried to change nginx.conf file on the NAS, but when i restart, it wipe all my changes.
Any idea ?
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