Tengo Discourse ejecutándose en un servidor Ubuntu dentro de mi red.
Para poder acceder a la instalación desde fuera de mi red, necesito reenviar puertos en mi router.
¿Alguien ha logrado esto con éxito y puede ayudar con dónde configurar esto correctamente en la configuración?
Básicamente, desde fuera de mi red necesito acceder a miinstalacion.com:9050, lo cual debe reenviarse al puerto 80.
Cualquier ayuda o orientación será muy apreciada.
Check https://ngrok.com/
Thanks for that
I already have a static “hostname” which I use.
On my router I have set a port eg. “9050” to point to port 80 on my webserver
But im looking for a setting somewhere in the backend of Discourse where i can add the port :9050 at the end of the domain name for site wide access
Whenever discourse sends and email the link is mydomain.com and not mydomain.com:9050 which means i cannot access it from outside of my network.
You can map discourse to any port in your yml file
There should be lines
80:80
443:443
Change those to:
9050:80
#443:443
And is there a way in the BackEnd to specify the URL must always end with :9050
That is exactly what it would do.
Or if You want more control, You can run discourse behind a reverse proxy and set up nginx so that it serves discourse on 9050
Thank you
Waiting for everything to rebuild after editing so i can test
Right. Discourse will not work on a non standard port.
You need to have whatever is doing the reverse proxy to send requests for discourse.example.com to the internal server.
Thank you to all for the advise etc…
I have decided it seems to be the smarter option to use the DEV Version which allows you to use Port 3000 out the “Box” and I think this is a better option for me for now
Thanks Again to all…