Baserow install not going well.
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RowdyRidger19 · 2023-10-04 15:27

Our server running containers already has caddy running and working
for several containers.

So I edited the docker-compose.no-caddy.yml -> docker-compose.yml and
edited the urls to match the IP of the server. i did change the
backend port:

    PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL: ${PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL-http://192.168.3.37:8000}

to

    PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL: ${PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL-http://192.168.3.37:8800}

I'm doing something wrong though. It doesn't load when visiting the
URL. I did change the port from 8000 to 8800 everywhere in the docker-
compose as the no-caddy version doesn't seem to use the env vars like
the default compose file.

What should be in /etc/caddy/Caddyfile entry for baserow?

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RowdyRidger19 · 2023-10-05 14:41

for anyone that that already has a reverse proxy and other containers
and has issues getting baserow to work:

Change the docker compose file ports to ports not in use. I chose 8082
and 5443 (http and https). Set the baserow\_public\_url to
x.x.x.x:port (the ip of the server and the port you plan to use to
connect to it). mine is http://192.168.3.37:3001

Change the .env to match for the baserow\_public\_url (url/ip and port
should match the compose file)

I didn't change the backend port in compose or .env.

This what i did in caddy:

caddy:

    :3001 {
    reverse_proxy localhost:8082
}

:8801 {
    reverse_proxy localhost:8000
}


this setup allowed it to work and i access at
[http://192.168.3.37:3001](http://192.168.3.37:3001) It's not exposed
to the internet yet. Once it is i'll adjust the caddy file to be
[sub.domain.com:3001](https://sub.domain.com:3001) and
sub.domain.com:8801a instead of just the port.