👋 Hi y'all. I've been messing with a fresh netmaker install today. Using

docker-compose

with CoreDNS. I planned to use my existing

traefik

proxy ... So the main differences for me vs the Quick Install: - i'm using traefik not nginx - i'm using traefik to provision letsencrypt certs, not certbot - i'm not sure how GRPC stuff will pan out with this, but other bits seem straightforward However, I'm struggling to get access to the UI. When I access the public dashboard ( https://dashboard.nm.MYDOMAIN.TLD ) i see "Forbidden" with a 403 status code. But when I curl http://localhost:8081 (or http://172.18.0.5:80 which is where traefik's proxy target) I do see netmaker content returned with a 200. Traefik shows the services as I'd expect, i have valid certs for the FQDNs I'm using and the netmaker containers look good. Even with VERBOSITY: 3, I just see this.

netmaker

container runs and logs

netmaker                     | 2021/10/01 21:31:28 connecting to sqlite
netmaker                     | 2021/10/01 21:31:28 database successfully connected.
netmaker                     | 2021/10/01 21:31:29 main.go:134: Agent Server succesfully started on port 50051 (gRPC)
netmaker                     | 2021/10/01 21:31:29 controller.go:44: REST Server succesfully started on port 8081 (REST)

netmaker-ui

container lruns and logs

netmaker-ui                  | >>>> backend set to: https://api.nm.MYDOMAIN.TLD <<<<<

So I'm a bit stumped. It seem like I'm missing a a "trust proxy endpoint" env var on the containers, so maybe I'm just missing it, but I don't see anything obvious missing that would be provided by the nginx proxy config.