#522 after Proxied enabled, Nginx Proxy Manager

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quasi arch
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Unsure if this is really the right place to ask this or not but kind of at the end of my rope here as I redid everything a few times at this point to see if there was something I may have missed or messed up but not sure what's wrong.

I set up a few applications on my server and some of them Id like to access externally. One of them being Jellyfin, the other Immich. I establish Komodo for now to build and deploy the Immich stack successfully and set up Jellyfin without issues.

I bought a domain from porkbun, routed the DNS through cloudflare, and am using this to maintain the records. Using nginx proxy man and cloudflare I was able to create a names and proxy hosts to route and successfully grab valid ssl certs, all sounds great so far!

Well, once I've verified that everything is working and hooked correctly and using let's encrypt certs I should be good to let cloudflare proxy the records I just created, but once I do so, I immediately get 522 errors and am unable to get the servers back online until I set them back to DNS only on Cloudflare.

Is there something erroneous with my nginx config? Or is this a cloudflare type of issue? Any help is appreciated.

trim summit
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Not sure if it helps, I had the same issue, I had to wait 24hrs (may of been quicker but I didnt check after 2 hrs) for proper dns properagation

quasi arch
quasi arch
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i ended up giving up on npm/npm plus. i had heard of traefik before but never really looked into it because it seemed complicated due to no config from a frontend webgui. i was wrong. traefik is very friendly to use and once you take the time to understand it and it's nuance, it becomes very easy to spin up sites and even new sites and applications at will. i recommend if you are in a position like me where you are running into a http-01 issue (port 80 closed due to isp blocking, even if you open on your router) then consider taking the time to get familiar with traefik and go that route. it worked with my exact setup and i was able to get things up and running in ~2 hours with very little knowledge and familiarity. someone much more skilled than i would probably get it down much easier.

white river
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since you showed nothing of your config in NPM, i'm not really sure how you expect anyone to help you

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you just said "i did this", yes but we dont see what and how you configured it

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also you made zero explanations how your network looks (routers, switches, brands used)