Ho Discourse in esecuzione su un server Ubuntu all’interno della mia rete.
Per poter accedere all’installazione dall’esterno della mia rete, devo inoltrare le porte sul mio router.
Qualcuno ha già fatto questo con successo e può aiutare a capire dove nelle impostazioni impostare correttamente questa configurazione?
In pratica, dall’esterno della mia rete devo poter accedere a myinstall.com:9050, che deve essere inoltrato alla porta 80.
Qualsiasi aiuto o indicazione sarebbe molto apprezzato.
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…