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[GH-ISSUE #461] NPM to pass through to another container that has it's own LE Certs. #388
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Originally created by @Shifter2600 on GitHub (Jun 16, 2020).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/NginxProxyManager/nginx-proxy-manager/issues/461
I have Nginx Proxy Manager as my 1st point of entry into my network for 80,443 which then routes out to the various containers. However I have a GitLab container that I wish to have using it's own built in LetsEncrypt setup for certs. I am trying to reverse proxy through the git.domain.com to that container just as HTTP to the IP and Port and wanting to get the GitLab Container pulling it's own certs using it's own lets encrypt. Is this possible? And If so is there anything special needed for the 1st point of entry Nginx Reverse Proxy?
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