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Help with installing Appwrite and using a reverse proxy

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Metaparadox
22 Apr, 2023, 00:34

And Chrome on my Ipad is similar to Safari in that it's showing no security issues. I'll try restarting Chrome on my Mac

TL;DR
User is seeking help with installing Appwrite and using a reverse proxy. They are experiencing console errors and a security warning. They tried using aapanel instead of nginx proxy manager, but the errors persist. Some suggestions were made to check if web sockets are enabled in Apache and to clear browser cache. Incognito mode seemed to resolve the security warning, but errors still appeared in the browser console. Additionally, the user checked the security certificate and found the Common Name to be correct. They also tried accessing the page on different devices with similar results. No solution was found in the thread.
Drake
22 Apr, 2023, 00:42

There isn't really any special account

Drake
22 Apr, 2023, 00:44

And the CN of the certificate is fine?

Is there anything else in the browser console logs?

The only other time I've experienced this is when there are some other http requests or something on the page.

Drake
22 Apr, 2023, 00:44

Did you try in incognito?

Metaparadox
22 Apr, 2023, 01:49

I don't know much about security certificates, so I'm not sure what R3 means in terms of Common Name

Metaparadox
22 Apr, 2023, 01:49

I'll try Incognito mode and look at the browser console logs

Drake
22 Apr, 2023, 01:50

Are you sure you're looking at the right certificate? The CN should be your domain 🧐

Metaparadox
22 Apr, 2023, 01:53

The page shows up fine in Incognito mode, but I got some weird errors in the browser console in the normal browser

Metaparadox
22 Apr, 2023, 01:54

The Common Name in the Issued To section is my domain. The R3 is the Common name from Issued By

Drake
22 Apr, 2023, 01:54

Oh okay then

Drake
22 Apr, 2023, 01:54

No certificate warning in incognito?

Metaparadox
22 Apr, 2023, 01:54

No

Drake
22 Apr, 2023, 01:55

Maybe you have a browser cache problem then

Drake
22 Apr, 2023, 01:55

Perhaps this is a websocket error? Does your Apache have web sockets enabled?

Metaparadox
22 Apr, 2023, 01:56

I'm not sure. I can't remember how to check that, but I can look it up

Metaparadox
22 Apr, 2023, 02:02

proxy-wstunnel was not enabled

Drake
22 Apr, 2023, 02:02

So you enabled that and now the error is gone?

Metaparadox
22 Apr, 2023, 02:03

I enabled it and restarted Apache, but I'm still getting the errors

Drake
22 Apr, 2023, 02:05

In the chrome network logs, you can filter on WS for web sockets. You can check that to see if it's connecting properly

Metaparadox
22 Apr, 2023, 02:10

Nothing with WS showed up in the network logs I recorded while refreshing the page

Metaparadox
22 Apr, 2023, 02:12

I'm going to restart Chrome and see if anything changes

Metaparadox
22 Apr, 2023, 02:46

Okay, so I'm still getting the same weird console errors, but the security warning is gone and everything looks secure

Metaparadox
22 Apr, 2023, 02:46

Based on minimal googling, apparently some of the console errors could be related to browser extensions

Metaparadox
22 Apr, 2023, 02:47

So I'm crossing my fingers that things will work out fine now

hortigado
22 Apr, 2023, 02:51

You can use aapanel its more easy that nginx proxy manager

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