OpenHAB published on internet with proxy

Setup, Configuration and Use Installation
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hi,

i’m new to openHAB, i’ve to publish OH to internet with reverse proxy and i’ve to put two istance of OH on the same server.

So i’ve to do something like this:

https://OHServer.com/Istance1/… pointing to internal [http]://SrvOH:8080/…
https://OHServer.com/Istance2/… pointing to internal [http]://SrvOH:8081/…

with a HA proxy i can do the incoming routing, but at the client’s side all the call are made to

without Istance1 or Istance2.

So my question is if it’s possible to change the OH’s Url to [http]://localhost:880/istance1/… (adding Istance1)

Thank’s advance

best regard’s

Gian-Luca

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Welcome

I followed the official documentation as a guide.

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Hi Bruce,

I’m using a proxy and all it work fine to redirect inbound request, but my problem is that the js code client side made REST call to an url like this

<REST CALL>

so if i’ve published OH internal istance as

\MyOpenHAB<OH Index>

when the js client code made REST Call it use

<REST CALL>

without the \MyOpenHAB\ and the proxy don’t route the call internally

My question is how i can modify the OH’s default url in order to insert the \MyOpenHAB\ part

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Another option could be a change in the reverse proxy to add that information but I am no we’d proxy guru.

I do know there are API changes due to authentication in OH3.

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There is a tutorial somewhere on here on doing this partially with Apache. I’m aware of no instance where someone has been completely successful doing this. However, LetsEncrypt supports wild card certificates so you could use https://instance1.ohserver.com and https://instance2.ohserver.come. I’ve even documented how to do this using HAProxy on pfSense at Remote Access: pfSense + HAProxy + LetsEncrypt

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