Question Docker Proxy Rules

[bluefire56]

Hello together,

I tried to run Rainloop Webmail in a docker image on a subdir (example.com/sub).


Whenever I want to enter this page I get a 404 Error. Did I miss something out?

Second small question:
If I place the container on the main directory and let "let's encrypt" create SSL Certs it doesnt find the .well-known folder. Is there a workaround for the automatic renewal? (Without deleting the Proxy Rule for this).

Thank you!

 

[AYamshanov]

Hi bluefire56,

What directory used to serve "Rainloop Webmail" in the container? Is it "mail"? Or is it the root of container' web-server? This setting describes a location of service inside the container.

So, https://your-server:8888 → https://your-server:32768/mail, but not https://your-server:8888/mail → https://your-server:32768

• URL. Specify the URL of the website that uses an application running in a container. It can be either the main website or a part of it.

(c) Using Docker

 

[bluefire56]

Hi bluefire56,

What directory used to serve "Rainloop Webmail" in the container? Is it "mail"? Or is it the root of container' web-server? This setting describes a location of service inside the container.

So, https://your-server:8888 → https://your-server:32768/mail, but not https://your-server:8888/mail → https://your-server:32768

The folder structure is the following:

• rainloop
• httpdocs

Do I get it right that the volume has to be mapped to httpdocs/rainloop then?

Thank you.


EDIT:
I tried to map the volume to httpdocs/rainloop and set the URL to example.com/rainloop. I restarted the docker container but no result (I get "ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT" for example.com/rainloop.)

 

[AYamshanov]

Is this folder structure from a host? Or is it from a docker-container?
Could you paste a link to Docker Hub with this container or to a tutorial that you use?

 

[bluefire56]

Is this folder structure from a host? Or is it from a docker-container?
Could you paste a link to Docker Hub with this container or to a tutorial that you use?

Ah sorry, it's a structure from a host.
https://hub.docker.com/r/hardware/rainloop/

Thank you.

 

[bluefire56]

One question:
Do I have to open the ports in the firewall?

 

[bluefire56]

Hi bluefire56,

What directory used to serve "Rainloop Webmail" in the container? Is it "mail"? Or is it the root of container' web-server? This setting describes a location of service inside the container.

So, https://your-server:8888 → https://your-server:32768/mail, but not https://your-server:8888/mail → https://your-server:32768

Hi AYamshanov,

I think I get it. The URL Parameter is the Pointer inside the Container itself. But then I still have the open question if its possible to route the rainloop application to example.com/mail?


Thank you.