I have a Traefik reverse proxy configured on my internal network and it is successfully routing communication via an internal hostname address.

I want to add external access using a cloudflare tunnel. I have the tunnel configured and route traffic if I go directly to the host but if i try to route via the traefik reverse proxy i get nothing.

How can i diagnose where the traffic it going via the CF tunnel to i can find where my system is falling over?

  • dasunsrule32@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Try making sure that x-forwarded-for is enabled in Traefik, then point the tunnel hostname to the internal DNS entry and see if that works.

  • Sivivatu@alien.topOPBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    I’m running the apps in docker with all the apps in the same docker network. I wasn’t to use traefik so I can also add authentication (authentik specifically) to force login requirements.

    I can ping the traefik up and hostname from the Cf tunnel container. But when I assign the DBs route through the tunnel (to either the IP or the host name) I still can’t reach traefik (there are no calls coming into the access logs).