So, I think I ironed out a lot of things to get my selfhosted setup running, but it seems that Nginx Proxy Manager is causing me troubles.
When I restart my server, the container with NPM restarts as expected but I can’t log into the web ui (the website comes up, but when I try to log in nothing happens) and it also doesn’t provide the expected proxy functionalities.
I’m not sure what happens - any advice would be welcome.
right now my only workaround is to delete the container and make it from scratch, but this also means making all proxy hosts + certificates from scratch as well …
I’d add that it might be worth checking out the JavaScript console as well (F12 > console in most browsers), in case the problem is with the login page
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Did you look at the logs? If you’re running through docker compose, that’d be
docker compose logs --follow container-name.I’d add that it might be worth checking out the JavaScript console as well (F12 > console in most browsers), in case the problem is with the login page