I find it hard to keep my end users (family) up to date with what ports each of the services they are interested in are on e.g. docker - photo, music etc

 

The current emHTTP/dynamix has a webgui button for each application but I do not want end users anywhere near the admin gui.

 

I would like to be able to allow access for each emHTTP user to all/some web applciation GUIs presented via a single IP:PORT.

 

I could create an manage a nginx reverse proxy thats easy but it would be a kludge to tie into the docker gui settings and unRAID user settings for authentication etc

 

I doubt I am alone in this and think it fits the new "magic black box application" model uNRAID is heading for

I find it hard to keep my end users (family) up to date with what ports each of the services they are interested in are on e.g. docker - photo, music etc

 

The current emHTTP/dynamix has a webgui button for each application but I do not want end users anywhere near the admin gui.

 

I would like to be able to allow access for each emHTTP user to all/some web applciation GUIs presented via a single IP:PORT.

 

I could create an manage a nginx reverse proxy thats easy but it would be a kludge to tie into the docker gui settings and unRAID user settings for authentication etc

 

I doubt I am alone in this and think it fits the new "magic black box application" model uNRAID is heading for

I have this exact thing set up using the apache plugin, with ssl and authentication. Having it built in and managed by unRaid would be awesome. Currently I have a static header panel with links that load each application's page into a frame below. It would be really nifty to have a dynamic header panel customized for each login with only relevant links. I would need the ability to add custom links, as I also serve non-unRaid hosted internal web interfaces through this secure portal.

This was my thought. Rolling my own would be easy enough but to be done right so it just works it needs to be core... I think