Has anyone had success using dawarich with nginix proxy manager?

[eng3]

In general, some pages respond very slowly because I have alot of data.
I have Nginx Proxy manager setup for convenience. It normally works fine but on slow pages, I get 502 bad gateway error. I've tried increasing the proxy_read_timeout but that didnt help.
I don't know if this is an issue with NPM or dawarich. Since NPM works with other slow pages, I suspect it may be something on dawarich's side. Perhaps NPM expects to receive something, at least headers otherwise it assumes the site is dead

[kbekus]

I have it running behind NPM too - check your memory, swap and CPU utilisation on whatever is serving your Dawarich service... it gets pretty busy when retrieving large numbers of map points.

[eng3]

I understand it gets busy and becomes slow. If I connect via IP:PORT, it takes a while but eventually returns me the resulting page. If I use NPM on the same page, I get a 502 bad gateway error.

Does the same thing happen to you?

My thought is that it takes so long that NPM things the site is down and gives the error and perhaps needs some sign of life (ie. headers?)

[kbekus]

Sometimes yeah, it times out, particularly on days with huge numbers of points... I wonder if it needs some kind of heartbeat back to NPM to let NPM know it's thinking?

[eng3]

Yeah that was my thought.
The other thing is that I see an option for "websockets" (which I enabled)
I'm not really sure what they are but based on the name, maybe it would be helpful

[adromir]

Have you set APPLICATION_HOSTS according to your reverse proxy?

[eng3]

yes

[adromir]

Have you tried adding the ip of the reverse proxy to the application host?

[adromir]

mmh strange, i am using it with dawarich and don't face such issues and i have like 3 Million points

[luk6173]

Using also NPM and Port 4433 for my Dawarich Docker, I'm able to access the webgui but after login nothing via external url nothing happens. Locally it works fine. Don't know what's wrong :-(

[adromir]

Did you setup the APPLICATION_HOSTS Variable?

[luk6173]

Did you setup the APPLICATION_HOSTS Variable?

yes, I did. The curios is:

Tested the iOS App to access my Dawarich Docker via my Domain https://dawarich.mydomain.tld:4433/ and API Key is working!

[kornkaube]

I'm also having trouble to connect to dawarich via NPM. In another discussion I saw that adding:

location / {
proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr;
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto https;
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Server $host;
proxy_set_header Host $http_host;
proxy_redirect off;
}

as a Custom Nginx Configuration under the Advanced tab should work but now I'm greeted with a "Welcome to OpenResty!" page. Don't know how to proceed further.

[adromir]

Actually you don't need any additional configuration. I just added a standard proxy host and it worked just fine. But you need to set up APPLICATION_HOSTS on your dawarich container

[kornkaube]

Hi, thanks for the suggestion.
I've added the external URL and the IP of the proxy host: 192.xxx.x.x to the APPLICATION_HOSTS. Bit to no avail, I get an 504 error on the external URL. Dawarich and NPM run on the same host and are in the same docker network, could that cause any troubles?
Kind regards,

[adromir]

No, being in the same network shouldn't be an issue.
Maybe you can give a screenshot of the proxy host configuration? What protocol do you use for the redirection? Http or https?

[kornkaube]

I have nothing facny configured, just a forward to the IP of the host and the dawarich port. I have "Force SSL" enabled for my domain which I proxy through Cloudflare. Scheme is http. This worked for all my containers so far.

[adromir]

To be honest, I only encountered cloudflared or nginx proxy Manager not both being used at the same time. So I don't think I can help you,I'm sorry

[mariomaz87]

Have you found a solution? Using my Cloudflare-hosted domain and NGINX Proxy Manager reverse proxy, I reach the Dawarich login page, but after entering my email and password and clicking "Log in," the page just refreshes. I added my custom domain to the Docker Compose file.

[kornkaube]

No, I also stopped looking for a solution. For now I run Owntracks in the background and sync when I'm connected to my local network. This is sufficient for me.