When you talk about the stream module, than you should use the stream module.
stream {
upstream ssh {
server localhost:22;
}
server {
listen 80;
proxy_pass ssh;
}
}
The question is why not change the port for ssh in ssh config if you proxy to localhost?
Ah thank you, I did not notice that! Unfortunately I will probably need to look for a different solution, as stream doesn't support subdomains (which makes sense). I will probably need to use an SSL tunnel instead.
Looks like that server block is a regular http block? If you're trying to get HTTPS and SSH on the same port, then you might want SSLH in front of Nginx and OpenSSH.
Why you want to proxy http?
When you talk about the stream module, than you should use the stream module.
stream { upstream ssh { server localhost:22; } server { listen 80; proxy_pass ssh; } }The question is why not change the port for ssh in ssh config if you proxy to localhost?
Ah thank you, I did not notice that! Unfortunately I will probably need to look for a different solution, as stream doesn't support subdomains (which makes sense). I will probably need to use an SSL tunnel instead.
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Looks like that server block is a regular http block? If you're trying to get HTTPS and SSH on the same port, then you might want SSLH in front of Nginx and OpenSSH.
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sorry for digging out such an old topic, but what is the solution to making it work in Nginx Proxy Manager?