New User - Couple of questions on Implementation and Configuration #2328
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I have managed to get Shlink installed and at least in part operational. It is running in Docker Containers, managed by Portainer on Proxmox. My knowledge of all of the above is basic, so please bare with me. ;-). I have configured the backend and the db on the private docker IP range (as I could not get the backend to run on the host network). I have the gui installed on the host network with a port forward allowing it to communicate with the backend. I have a few questions.
The current version of the Stack that I am using to install is below. Thanks for any assistance or advice you can provide.
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The That's why there's not an equivalent setting in shlink-web-client, because it doesn't care if you are using HTTPS or not. So long story short, it's up to you to configure certificates in the load balancer/reverse proxy for both Shlink and shlink-web-client.
No, shlink-web-client does not support authentication, as it runs 100% in the browser. There's work in progress to provide a more advanced frontend that will have its own backend, with user management and a few other improvements.
Permissions can be set on a per API-key level, but yes, you should be able to do that. However, the subset of URLs is implicit to the role/s set to the API key. You can find more info about API key roles in the docs: https://shlink.io/documentation/api-docs/api-key-roles/
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IS_HTTPS_ENABLED
option in the backend is not used to set-up certificates and such, but just to inform Shlink you have set-up HTTPS, and it has to use that when generating absolute URLs.That's why there's not an equivalent setting in shlink-web-client, because i…