HTTP only mode #216

Laurent commented 2023年04月23日 14:33:01 +02:00

Similar to #167, would it be possible to run the server in HTTP mode only ?

Meaning, there would be no certificate management, the self-hoster would have to create and renew the certificates manually (possibly wildcards) and use a reverse proxy (like nginx).

Similar to #167, would it be possible to run the server in HTTP mode only ? Meaning, there would be no certificate management, the self-hoster would have to create and renew the certificates manually (possibly wildcards) and use a reverse proxy (like nginx).

PeterWang-dev commented 2024年03月08日 15:48:33 +01:00

Any progress on this feature?

Any progress on this feature?

n0toose commented 2024年03月08日 17:42:24 +01:00

Any progress on this feature?

If there is any progress, you will see it in this Issue. The project is managed by volunteers that very much appreciate contributions by its users.

> Any progress on this feature? If there is any progress, you will see it in this Issue. The project is managed by volunteers that very much appreciate contributions by its users.

JnCrMx commented 2024年05月23日 12:15:03 +02:00

I tried to hack together a little prototype for how it might work: JnCrMx/pages-server@ec3af84174

Still requires some polishing tho, for example the SSL DB is still read in HTTP only mode.

I tried to hack together a little prototype for how it might work: https://codeberg.org/JnCrMx/pages-server/commit/ec3af84174b728f55b04ca2403f57add38a91edd Still requires some polishing tho, for example the SSL DB is still read in HTTP only mode.

pinpox commented 2024年06月24日 18:10:33 +02:00

@JnCrMx Any interest in finishing and upstreaming this feature? I handle all my SSL certs in the reverse proxy level and would very much like to do the same with pages. Looking for a solution on how to easily host pages from my gitea/forgejo instance.

@JnCrMx Any interest in finishing and upstreaming this feature? I handle all my SSL certs in the reverse proxy level and would very much like to do the same with pages. Looking for a solution on how to easily host pages from my gitea/forgejo instance.

n0toose commented 2024年06月26日 03:43:47 +02:00

Any interest in finishing and upstreaming this feature?

If there is any progress, you will see it in this Issue. The project is managed by volunteers that very much appreciate contributions by its users.

> Any interest in finishing and upstreaming this feature? If there is any progress, you will see it in this Issue. The project is managed by volunteers that very much appreciate contributions by its users.

JnCrMx commented 2024年06月26日 21:56:24 +02:00

@JnCrMx Any interest in finishing and upstreaming this feature? I handle all my SSL certs in the reverse proxy level and would very much like to do the same with pages. Looking for a solution on how to easily host pages from my gitea/forgejo instance.

There is sadly one issue with the idea:
A wildcard certificate only supports one *, so for example *.example.com would work, but *.*.example.com would not.
This kind of limits what you can do in the HTTP only mode...

In my own instance, that means, that I have to use https://jcm.pages.jcm.re/gitea-test/ instead of https://gitea-test.jcm.pages.jcm.re/ and that I cannot have a pages repository for my user.

> @JnCrMx Any interest in finishing and upstreaming this feature? I handle all my SSL certs in the reverse proxy level and would very much like to do the same with pages. Looking for a solution on how to easily host pages from my gitea/forgejo instance. There is sadly one issue with the idea: A wildcard certificate only supports one `*`, so for example `*.example.com` would work, but `*.*.example.com` would not. This kind of limits what you can do in the HTTP only mode... In my own instance, that means, that I have to use https://jcm.pages.jcm.re/gitea-test/ instead of https://gitea-test.jcm.pages.jcm.re/ and that I cannot have a pages repository for my user.

lotigara commented 2024年08月18日 12:02:56 +02:00

@JnCrMx Any interest in finishing and upstreaming this feature? I handle all my SSL certs in the reverse proxy level and would very much like to do the same with pages. Looking for a solution on how to easily host pages from my gitea/forgejo instance.

I'm trying to upstream this feature. See #379.

> @JnCrMx Any interest in finishing and upstreaming this feature? I handle all my SSL certs in the reverse proxy level and would very much like to do the same with pages. Looking for a solution on how to easily host pages from my gitea/forgejo instance. I'm trying to upstream this feature. See #379.