Originally created by @stevenbaert on GitHub (Aug 9, 2024).
Hi,
Love your product! I have it working in Docker behind a Reverse Proxy on Synology NAS.
That proxy (apparently Nginx underneath) is very basic though.
So I really would like to put my openwebui in the open but with more than user password. I can restrict ip access to my open-webui but that's not feasible for mobile devices.
So I am looking for an easy straight forward solution. Don't like the integration with Google or Microsoft since that oblliges people to sign up there. So any other solution like 2fa (will it be implemented?) is fine.
Originally created by @stevenbaert on GitHub (Aug 9, 2024).
Hi,
Love your product! I have it working in Docker behind a Reverse Proxy on Synology NAS.
That proxy (apparently Nginx underneath) is very basic though.
So I really would like to put my openwebui in the open but with more than user password. I can restrict ip access to my open-webui but that's not feasible for mobile devices.
So I am looking for an easy straight forward solution. Don't like the integration with Google or Microsoft since that oblliges people to sign up there. So any other solution like 2fa (will it be implemented?) is fine.
I found your guide https://docs.openwebui.com/tutorial/sso#cloudflare-tunnel-with-cloudflare-access but nowhere a step by step guide.
Could you give some feedback?
Highly appreciated!
Kind regards,
S
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Originally created by @stevenbaert on GitHub (Aug 9, 2024).
Hi,
Love your product! I have it working in Docker behind a Reverse Proxy on Synology NAS.
That proxy (apparently Nginx underneath) is very basic though.
So I really would like to put my openwebui in the open but with more than user password. I can restrict ip access to my open-webui but that's not feasible for mobile devices.
So I am looking for an easy straight forward solution. Don't like the integration with Google or Microsoft since that oblliges people to sign up there. So any other solution like 2fa (will it be implemented?) is fine.
I found your guide https://docs.openwebui.com/tutorial/sso#cloudflare-tunnel-with-cloudflare-access but nowhere a step by step guide.
Could you give some feedback?
Highly appreciated!
Kind regards,
S