Ilia Ross

> Neither the hostname or Ip address work for me! It doesn't work in which way exactly? > What am I doing wrong? Most probably you're not opening port 10000...

> I add in https://myhostname:10000/ to the browser and it just keeps searching. Start from trying `https://IP:10000` first. > I am self hosting, so do I need to go into...

If both of the computers are on the same network, most of the times it should just work. Most likely something is blocking port 10000 on either computer where Webmin...

> On second screenshot is the page after clicking on Linux RAID. See how the link to other entries in menu had changed and the status query have an error...

> commented 2 hours ago @iliajie thanks for suggestion, I know about this, but this is not what I asked. > > Take into account that none of webmin servers...

> I would like to avoid subdomains. And allow accessing webmin under any chosen subfolder And what is the practical reason for doing it?

> I would like to avoid subdomains. And allow accessing webmin under any chosen subfolder Alright, now it makes scenes, I think! Do you want to hide Webmin instances and...

Check this change https://github.com/webmin/webmin/commit/216a7f97037bae06c8c6ee40a2850d60cf6ef593, which will enable you to set Webmin webprefix via a header on your proxy side. Header name is `X-WEBMIN-WEBPREFIX`. But this will only work if Webmin...

Note: I just renamed the variable name on the latest commit from `webprefix_auto` to `webprefix_remote`, which better reflects its nature.

It is important that `location` value in Nginx contains trailing slash! --- One of the ways you could help yourself to debug the problem, is to make Webmin print environmental...