Paul Mansfield

From my very amateur reading of the backend certificate code in NPM and the log files created, the renewal time isn't handled by NPM. NPM simply calls certbot on a...

@diginfo you can just use the nginx standard `nginx -s reload`, you can even cron that from outside docker, for me its `docker exec nginxproxymanager nginx -s reload`

@diginfo I don't think so, since even changing an ACL in the GUI doesn't reload nginx currently. Perhaps look at handling the ACL snippet yourself with your script and including...

There are already great tools for securing infrastructure like requested, VPNs. I for example use tailscale to enable hiding of many services, not just web. Even if DDNS and ACLS...

Not sure that this works with the [project goal](https://nginxproxymanager.com/guide/#project-goal), simple doesn't seem to me to need load balancing between different backends. There comes a time when you have outgrown the...

I think this is quite, simple, the npm docker container is trying to change permissions on ./letsencrypt/letsencrypt.ini and the permissions on the host aren't allowing it. This can happen with...

Looks like you've changed the DB_MYSQL_HOST to mariadb, but the service for mariadb is still called db: those need to match up.

You have taken the config from the full system page but changed `DB_MYSQL_HOST: "db"` to `DB_MYSQL_HOST: "mariadb"` in only one place. This change is what broke your config. The `DB_MYSQL_HOST`...

Not a huge amount to go on, but I'm guessing you haven't cleared out the DB files in data/mysql this means that the DB is starting with the old credentials....

Not the best candidate to test this since I'm using a DNS based wildcard so letsencrypt not hitting Nginx. However, I'm not seeing issues for http->https on my domains. And...