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@randyisscott said in Cloudron as reverse proxy for non-Cloudron apps:

Hey there! It sounds like you're running a few different apps across multiple servers and you're looking for a way to create a unified client experience while also keeping the other servers anonymous. Using an Nginx reverse proxy can definitely help with this, and it's great to hear that you're considering using your Cloudron server to play this role. The Cloudron server's security is likely to be better than that of the other non-Cloud on servers, especially for an amateur Admin like yourself.
Enabling the Cloudron server to act as a reverse proxy via a GUI would make it much easier to manage this setup.
Keep in mind that if you're using private residential proxies, you may need to configure them correctly on the Nginx reverse proxy, as they can also be blocked by the firewall settings.

@randyisscott I'm not entirely sure if the article I saw on https://www.proxies.com/ipv6 is attending to my question. I don't think I need all the additional trusted domains and trusted proxies stated there. Trusted domains are meant to tell nextcloud to allow access when you access it at cloudxxx or by IP address. They also have a duplicate in there, probably need to remove that. Trusted proxies I believe should only list the IP address of the proxy server, nothing else. I'm not sure if that affects the redirect loop but I would start there.

Please can you show me what your nextcloud config.php looks like for your reverse proxy configuration?