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Did you solved that issue? I have the same situation: whatever I include (exising IPs/docker-names on my unraid server) as the trusted_proxies I get the error from Nextcloud: "you're behind a proxy server ... your instance generates unsecure URLs ... Read the documentation here"

You're absolutely right THX But then I do not understand why it once worked and after a reboot the file permissions are not the right to work with ssh (this is the message I get)? Something must have changed the permissions although it is not possible due to FAT ?

Unraid 6.11.5 Nearly the same here: the .ssh directory is a symlink to the USB stick where (/boot). I tried to adapt the needed right on files like ssh wants it - no chance: chmod is not working on USB stick (somehow protected?) So I decided to delete the symlink an d rsync everything to the user (root) .ssh directory - adapted the file-rights according to ssh needs and that works for me by now. I do not really like to cut that link but otherwise I can not log in with the key. Might it be that "My Servers" plugin is the roor cause? At least I saw that "My Servers" changed the config file