Hi
Can you share your caddy configuration file ?
By default, caddy does automatically uses https, so it's normal that every outside request gets rewritten to https.
But caddy is also able to handle the ssl certificate and it does that very easily, as long as you provide your email address in the caddy config file (however, I think it uses let'sencrypt by default, not zerossl).
You should simply have something like that in your config :
Hope that helps
Can you share your caddy configuration file ?
By default, caddy does automatically uses https, so it's normal that every outside request gets rewritten to https.
But caddy is also able to handle the ssl certificate and it does that very easily, as long as you provide your email address in the caddy config file (however, I think it uses let'sencrypt by default, not zerossl).
You should simply have something like that in your config :
Code:
jellyfin.mydomain.freemyip.com {
tls address@youremail.com
header Strict-Transport-Security max-age=31536000
reverse_proxy 192.168.0.158:8096
}Hope that helps