Ubiquiti-App
Setting up SSL Cert: ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS
After first install, went to domain associated with IP, saw the setting up SSL cert page, then got the ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS. Browser doesn't matter, can only access via direct IP.
Using cloudflare as well.
Not sure if I'm missing something, was hoping I could access UNMS through a domain!
@Joannou1 we have not seen this before. The only redirect that UNMS does is from HTTP to HTTPS. It will redirect you to the port configured as --public-https-port if set, or --https-port if set, or 443.
This could probably happen if your public https port was configured to the same as your http port.
Can I see your /home/unms/app/unms.conf?
Did you try opening UNMS using the domain and HTTPS?
Sure, here's the config: https://hastebin.com/uhunapulul.ini
I did initially visit via the domain. I tried another installation where I initially visited via the IP, no difference. I've tried http and https variants on all sorts of browsers as well.
For testing purposes, I also disabled CloudFlare for the subdomain. No change. Using incognito mode on Chrome, I was able to get it working, only briefly though, very strange.
Actually, it is CloudFlare. It just takes a bit to see the changes take effect.
Turning off the CDN for that subdomain fixes the problem oddly.
I've also tried turning this off while on the CDN, but it doesn't help.
Same/similar issue here.
Debian 9.5 (Stretch), UNMS v0.12.2
Ports: 80, 443, 8444
When i disable the CDN from the Cloudflare dashboard, then unms.my-domain.com begins working properly from a Chrome incognito browser tab, however I'm still getting ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS from regular Chrome browser window. If i wait long enough (2-3+ minutes) then it redirects to UNMS dashboard, but shows "No devices in your network". I'm unable to search and add anything, either manually or using Discovery Manager. In order to get the devices to show up in UNMS, i need to use local IP address for UNMS key to paste into devices, as using unms.my-domain.com FQDN causes devices to drop
Also using the same feature "Always use HTTPS" listed above:
@peatrick Hello Pete. This looks like an issue with the CloudFlare configuration. The error occurs when CloudFlare communicates with UNMS through HTTP protocol. You can see similar symptoms when for example 'Flexible SSL' is turned on. It is necessary to configure your CloudFlare so that it communicates with UNMS via HTTPS protocol.
