TangTrapper

Anyone have any insight on this - I feel like I'm missing something stupid, or I've got the configuration all wrong - here is the output when I 'successfully' authenticate to the portal. After this nothing happens when the config is set as shown below: If I set the policy to bypass I pass right through to the redirected site, but as soon as I set the policy to two_factor it just reloads the page and the log shows Credential validation is okay. The page is waiting for something but just reloads. I can not seem to get it to pass over to Duo for MFA. I'm pretty familiar with Duo so I don't believe its a misconfig there its as if I am missing some redirect to a 'special MFA page.' There is no interaction with NGINX or proxy configs yet, I'm strictly trying internally, the default_redirection_url is simple google.com I just want to see how the MFA functions and get the push to allow me onto my next destination. I may be looking at this entirely wrong but the guide seemed sound just feel like I missed something. I can hit the portal but can't setup 2FA etc. Thanks for any help

saarg, thanks for the reply! I am still getting a 502 error when using the reverse proxy, I feel like it has something to do with the listening port for the HTTP as the logs still show: 'info HTTP server listening on http://0.0.0.0:8443' which is not the port that the container should be using, which is why i'm thinking its hard coded into the application/docker itself. I had to do something similar with Wiki.js under config.yaml when Rocket.Chat took over port 3000 I had to update the port (outside of the initial container config) in order to get the reverse proxy running. The picture below is with vi config.yaml inside of wiki.js. Proxy would not work until i changed the port: 3000 to a different ip with BindIP: 0.0.0.0 | even though the host port was different. [Different problem but same situation] Code-Server proxy works fine if i disable the Unifi-Controller and Revert Code-Server port in nginx config back to internal port 8443 and the mapping port. I must be missing something but not sure what. Thanks again,

How do you change the HTTP Server listening port if we are using that port for something else. You would think (based on the logs) it would be in the config.yaml but I cant find anything? From the Logs: nano on terminal for config.yaml [~./config/code-server/config.yaml] have tried sudo nano and just nano. I have tried changing port 8080 to the new port i'm trying to use (dumb I know, but it was worth a shot [figured 8080/http lol]...) Forgive me not very fluent in Linux / Docker yet. As a side note why cant I see /config/.config/ with ls? I have a feeling the www/http server is hidden somewhere I just cant find the directory? (Again this is probably my lack of experience with Linux in general. UNRAID Docker Config: Thanks for any help!