Immich with example.duckdns.org problems

[willow bison]

I have trouble getting a certificate for https and ssl to my pi, where the port to immich is connected. currently its open to public with http but i dont feel like thats a secure way to do it.
either i would like help to set up a way for https, i tried with ngnix but with no luck, came from letsencrypts help forum, they felt like this was a problem on immich side.
another alternative is that when using the dns, its view only after the login, so an intruder cant do more then view my beautiful photos.

[rustic lion]

:wave: Hey @willow bison,

Thanks for reaching out to us. Please follow the recommended actions below; this will help us be more effective in our support effort and leave more time for building Immich .

References

• Container Logs: docker compose logs docs
• Container Status: docker compose ps docs
• Reverse Proxy: https://immich.app/docs/administration/reverse-proxy

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[rustic lion]

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[reef rivet]

came from letsencrypts help forum, they felt like this was a problem on immich side.

Immich doesn't handle hostnames or HTTPS, so it's almost certainly not an Immich issue

That said, if you can provide more information about what you're up to we're happy to have a look

[naive charm]

For the record you will need to use something like nginx, caddy. Immich doesn’t support HTTPS itself so you need a reverse proxy

[willow bison]

I kept balling with the guys from letsencrypt, and i think we are making progress there so ill close it for now