Sync-in with collabora/openoffice behind different Reverse Proxy #178
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My docker-compose.collabora.yaml: I exposed port, without it collabora in LAN shows nothing. Anyway, without exposed ports, Collabora reported: "no disk space left on server". And, strangely enough, the server space is indeed constantly shrinking, and quite rapidly—by a megabyte per second. Is someone actively writing thousands of log lines? |
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My his nginx section: and section on public proxy: But, on public server is recieve a message: "The document server may be unreachable or the configuration is invalid "... Without this section on public proxy I have a same result |
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I want to run Sync-In + Collaboration Office on a VM on my home server behind a reverse proxy (running in the VM).
If I install SyncIn via NPM, there are no problems running it through a reverse proxy on another VM. However, neither Collaboration nor OpenOffice are available. I couldn't find any documentation on how to install or connect them.
If I install it via Docker, there's no difficulty in installing Collaboration or OpenOffice alongside Sync-In in Docker containers, but installing them requires a container with a reverse proxy.
And here's where the problem arises.
When accessing via internal IP (http://192.168.111.91/), OnlyOffice opens files normally, but Collaborator opens once and then reports "no space left on the server" (this is nonsense, there's at least a gigabyte of free space, even though the containers have already consumed 15 GB and are only growing) or a "configuration error."
This happens in response to the request:
I tried forwarding the container to a public address. Sync-In displays correctly (in both cases), but neither Collaborator nor OpenOffice launch. Collaborator simply doesn't display ANY messages, and OnlyOffice says:
I can't run the entire Sync-In ecosystem directly on a virtual machine facing the internet and with a public address for a number of technical reasons (the network architecture, etc.).
I'm asking for help - both with advice on "how to run Collaboration or OnlyOffice when installing via NPM" and "how to integrate a container with a reverse proxy with a real reverse proxy."
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