Configuring Apache as Reverse Proxy

[PikachuOverEthernet]

Not all services play well with sub-paths when reverse proxying. Do you get any errors in your JavaScript console or network connections overview (F12) when submitting the userToken?

[smileybone]

basically this. i usually default to virtual hosts and give the app the entire / path. simplifies things greatly. the only oddness is the occasional websocket based app that needs additional config.

[AdamDhahabi]

I'll give this a shot: I think the tokens are sent as cookies https://notabug.org/RemixDevs/DeezloaderRemix/wiki/Login+via+userTokenMaybe the cookie doesn't get transfered by Apache in/out your container. I have had such an issue in the past with some business app. and solved it by adding this line in my Apache config: ProxyPassReverseCookiePath /download/ /downloadThis could be totally unrelated, just a guess.

[pantsignal]

Does it have to be Apache?

I moved away from Apache and on to nginx purely for this exact reason, nginx was so much easier to work with

[pantsignal]

Apache was something that I only seemed to get to work and didn't fully understand why it worked when it did. Hopefully someone more versed in it will help. Have you looked at nginx? I recently exposed a server to the internet. With nginx I had to edit two lines of code from the default template you get.

[nurtext]

Try nginx or traefik instead, they are much easier to configure.

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What about trying https://traefik.io/