Working with reverse proxy about kimai2

[noblevirk]

Update 12/18
The log file as you can see is generating errors, because the docker app couldn't find the database. I have that removed now, I am successfully able to connect to database and verify it using bin/console as follows:

root@eab63b257b5f:/opt/kimai# ./bin/console doctrine:database:create

Could not create database kimai for connection named default An exception occurred while executing 'CREATE DATABASE kimai': SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 1007 Can't create database 'kimai'; database exists

I think something in the Symfony framework is causing reverse proxy to break. I tried adding the "TRUSTED_PROXIES" in the docker-compose file to my reverse proxy server's address (which is docker-generated) but due to some permissions issue i get:

/startup.sh: line 20: /opt/kimai/,env: Permission denied
/startup.sh: line 23: /opt/kimai/,env: Permission denied

I logged in the docker-container for the app, by docker exec -u 0 -it time-app bash and saw that a new file with ,env is created and .env is not updated. So i updated the /startup.sh now the .env contains TRUSTED_PROXIES. I also found an error in line 23 of startup.sh, where it wasn't appending the TRUSTED_HOST variable.

Unfortunately, after all that I still can't access it from outside through the reverse proxy :(

[tobybatch]

@noblevirk I'm not sure if this will fix your issue but you have found a bug related to the startup.sh

Weirdly I'm using this setup behind a nginx reverse proxy for our complany and didn't hit this problem but anyway I have typo'd the line that sets the trusted proxy, it should read .env not ,env.

Master has been fixed and travis has built it, so can you pull master (or prod image) and try again please.

[noblevirk]

@tobybatch

I figured out what was causing it, I was trying to connect to kimai at port 8000 instead of 8080.

Thank you for your support, please close this issue.