Assistance Connecting to Backend when Reverse Proxying with Nginx Proxy Manager
I can access the frontend of Twenty when I am using the local IP address of my server.
Whenever I try to access it via the reverse proxied domain, I get the error "Unable to Reach Back-end." I cannot use port 3000 as the host port, so I've opted for port 30111.
I've attached images of my .env setup, along with my Nginx Proxy Manager configuration. The docker-compose.yaml is default other than a remap of the host port from 3000:3000 to 30111:3000.
I understand this is very much a individualized issue and that at the end of the day it's on me to figure it out, but any recommendations would be very much appreciated.
Thanks much!
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Decided to take a look at the web console and noticed that it's still trying to access data on the local network IP... any thoughts as to why this is?
🙃 for anyone experiencing this issue, and possibly using dockge as a package manager, make sure to enable external networking. Had to add this to the yaml.
networks:
twenty_default:
external: true
This can also be enabled by checking this in dockge:
