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Document config.json setup behind a reverse proxy - #1876
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Explain the difference between port and serverUri, TLS options between the proxy and solid-server, required proxy headers (Host, WebSocket upgrade), multi-user mode, and add example NGINX and Apache configurations. Closes nodeSolidServer#819
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Closes #819
Adds
docs/reverse-proxy.mdand links it from the README's "Running Solid behind a reverse proxy" section.The page covers:
portvs.serverUri:portis the internal port the proxy forwards to;serverUriis the public URL and should not include the internal port.sslKey/sslCert(HTTPS backend) vs. omitting them (plain HTTP backend), including the note that session cookies are only markedSecurewhensslKeyis set.Hostheader (used to resolve pods, especially in multi-user mode), WebSocket upgrade headers for live updates, and longer timeouts.server_name.The NGINX example is based on the existing wiki page and the solidweb.org setup shared in the issue, with WebSocket headers added. The Apache example hasn't been tested; feedback from anyone running Apache is welcome.