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Ichabod

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  1. Hey Guys. I stumpled upon a weird problem. I have the following configuration: - Unraid UI access at http/8080 - Docker network setup as "host" - Proxy Host from https:443 to http:localhost:8080 This works fine, but I noticed that the nginx-proxy some how remembers the session and does the login. This means: I Use the ssl proxy to login at the UI, I take another device which has never been on this UI page yet, Enter the ssl proxy URL and..... I am logged in. It seems like the proxy somehow caches the session token, or the unraid ui takes all connections from localhost as the same session. Even when I explicitly log out at the unraid UI, the next time I access the URL, I am logged in again. Has anyone experienced the same issue? Is it an issue of the unraid UI such that it accepts all connections from local host as root login? Or could it be configuration issue of the nginx proxy?

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