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--Enhancement Suggestion-- Getting Heimdall working as a proxy #34
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Originally created by @antipiot on GitHub (Feb 12, 2018).
Is this possible to Get Heimdall to act as a proxy for any local services?
Maybe a master password to get access to any registred services may help to get the thing more secure.
I'm not very aware on how a proxy work but this might be great!
@aptalca commented on GitHub (Feb 12, 2018):
You can reverse proxy this app through nginx with ssl. We have a letsencrypt/nginx image here: https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/letsencrypt/
Through the reverse proxy, you can add security and password control via
.htpasswd@skluthe commented on GitHub (Feb 13, 2018):
You can also use caddy if you don't want to mess around with getting let's encrypt certs and have something do it for you.
@aptalca commented on GitHub (Feb 13, 2018):
? Same amount of work is required for both. Set the dns records and/or forward ports
@skluthe commented on GitHub (Feb 13, 2018):
Oh wow, didn't look at the docker hub page. Thought you were talking about regular nginx. Definitely going to check that out.
@nuhll commented on GitHub (Feb 14, 2018):
I dont think thats what the poster want.
He want it so he just needs to forward/authenticate to heimdall, and heimdall proxys all other requests/apps/pages. I also would be interested in this, would clean a lot of mess! And you could acess it from everywhere.
Why it should be added?
http < ip to heimdall > : < port to heimdall > / < name of heimdall app > (or name of button, what ever)
@antipiot commented on GitHub (Feb 15, 2018):
Exactly what i wanted to say, thanks for clarifying :-)
@nuhll commented on GitHub (Feb 15, 2018):
Np, was the first thing i thought when i saw this app. :)
@nuhll commented on GitHub (Feb 19, 2018):
@KodeStar
Could you please also look into this? This would be absolut thing, i would pay for it.
@raulfg3 commented on GitHub (May 20, 2018):
I'm interesting too.
configure a nginx reverse proxy is not easy (at least for me), configure heimdall is really easy, so add a reverse proxy + letsencrypt is a must have it.
@YAMLcase commented on GitHub (Nov 2, 2018):
I'm torn. I want this feature too, but also don't want Heimdall to bloat. Maybe there's a "docker way" by using some intermediate container for this feature?
@Faeton73 commented on GitHub (Nov 16, 2018):
I would love to have this feature too, though I think it is way beyond Heimdall 's scope now. As a side note, I came across Heimdall (and firstly Organizr) looking for an application with this feature.