If you don't have any special needs, NPM is a good way to go. Even if you do, some flexibility is available in UI advanced options and directly modifying the config if you have the nginx knowledge (although I'd advocate not to do it, if possible).
There's a docker-compose file for it, so it should adjust to your setup too.
This is cool for a personal instance, although it may use some improvement; not sure why the extra *:8448 vhost is set when is just proxying to localhost:8008 anyways. May I know what's wrong with the Synapse documentation, since the extra thing the script covers is nginx + letsencrypt.
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If you don't have any special needs, NPM is a good way to go. Even if you do, some flexibility is available in UI advanced options and directly modifying the config if you have the nginx knowledge (although I'd advocate not to do it, if possible).
There's a docker-compose file for it, so it should adjust to your setup too.
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Yes, that's how you'd route the hosts incoming traffic (normally to port 443 and redirect 80 to SSL 443) to the ports set for the containers
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This is cool for a personal instance, although it may use some improvement; not sure why the extra
*:8448vhost is set when is just proxying tolocalhost:8008anyways. May I know what's wrong with the Synapse documentation, since the extra thing the script covers is nginx + letsencrypt.