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I am sorry, this ended up being a browser issue. I have no idea why it's happening but it's neither npm or Portainer, it's my browser. Sorry all! |
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I'm running into an issue where, with npm, any way I try to access Portainer redirects me to a /login page, which then 404s. If I access it with the IP directly then it's totally fine. I've tried the following configurations:
Tried all three with ports 9443 and 9000, while portainer shares a network with npm.
My friend is using Portainer behind NPM and I copied his configuration and it still didn't work.
Anytime I try to connect to it, it leads me to a /login page which leads me to believe that npm is "correctly" directing traffic but I always hit the same 404.
Here's my compose file:
I've tried many different things here, like specifying the same version of portainer-ce, not using env variables, different ports, etc.
What am I doing wrong?
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