How do I add configurations which have to be placed in the local configs (local.yaml)? about kimai2

[tobybatch]

@rschaerer You will need to mount that file when you start the container. From memory it will look something like this:

docker run --name kimai2  .. etc etc.. -v /opt/kimai-docker/local.yaml:/opt/kimai/config/packages/local.yaml tobybatch/kimai2:prod

[kevinpapst]

Added to the documentation:
https://www.kimai.org/documentation/docker.html

[whoisbarry]

✔️ I mounted my local.yaml file to /opt/kimai/config/packages/local.yaml with the following code.

kimai:

# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# AUTHENTICATION
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    user:
        registration: false
        password_reset: true
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

❌ Unfortunately I am still able to register new users via the web interface.
🔧 The settings don't show any hint to disable user registration either.

❓ How can I disable that?

[kevinpapst]

Admin > Settings:

[whoisbarry]

I can't see these settings in my Admin panel.
Forgot to mention that I had to use bkraul/kimai2 image, since the original kimai2 docker image did not come up with a web-ui.

[kevinpapst]

This is a closed issue and you are running a 2 year old docker image that we don't know...

[whoisbarry]

I managed to get this to work with kimai/kimai2:apache image.

From internal networks this works great with calling http://localhost:8001, now I can see the authentication settings.

But when trying to access the web interface through my reverse proxy kimai returns an error 400: Bad Request

Any idea how to fix this?

[whoisbarry]

Figured it out, issue was caused by the TRUSTED_PROXIES entries.