Now whenever I go to my server's IP address, it redirects to ' I don't want the bitwarden software on my server any more, I just want it to stop haunting me. The first time I set the domain, I didn't understand properly and set it as just ' I then changed it to the correct value. Change the bitwarden domain name for whatever reason.This is corrected with the sub_filter options which modifies the HTML. One issue with this is that now all the resources in the HTML pages are pointing to the wrong locations. It also adds SSL to secure the connection. This redirects all incoming traffic from /bitwarden to the internal port. Save the file and restart the Nginx add on, check the logs for any errors. Obviously, make sure the location is not already in use.Ĥ. More services can be added one after the other, just replace the location, port number and sub_filter accordingly. Proxy_set_header Connection $connection_upgrade Proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for Using your preferred file editor edit/create the file /share/nginx_proxy_nf with the services you want to expose.In Nginx add-on configuration set customize.active to true, this allows adding extra locations.For Bitwarden you should be able to access from the local network, note the (without the s). Make sure the service is running and can be accessed through the internal port without SSL.Ensure that Home Assistant can be accessed through.Setup the NGINX Home Assistant SSL proxy using the available documentation.Setup the DuckDNS plugin following the official guide “Effortless encryption with Let’s Encrypt and DuckDNS”.Note: I tried using the Nginx Proxy Manager add-on but it requires exposing additional ports which I didn’t like and it can’t be configured to reuse the DuckDNS certificate from the plugin. without exposing any additional port and adding SSL for free, even if the service doesn’t support it. This posts explains how to expose such service to a defined location i.e.
However exposing other services (such as Grafana, Bitwarden, etc) without having to open another port through the router is tricky. The DuckDNS plugin allows you to access Home Assistant through.
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