I use docker compose. Upgraded from 10.9.1 to 10.11.0 because I thought it would be a minor release without breaking changes. Now I can’t get in because of this untrusted domains prompt. But, adding my domains doesn’t work. I put them all in there
‘trusted_domains’ =>
array (
0 => ‘localhost’,
1 => ‘corsair-own-pub’,
2 => ‘corsair-own’,
3 => ‘corsair’,
4 => ‘10.0.0.21’,
5 => ‘corsair-own-pub:444’,
6 => ‘10.0.0.21:8080’,
),
Normally I connect via https://corsair-own-pub:444/. I can also optionally normally connect to https://corsair-own (prior to upgrade).
I cannot use localhost because I have it set to redirect to HTTPS. My default HTTPS on the machine for localhost is reserved for docker. So, I use HTTPD reverse proxy, which points to http://10.0.0.21:8080/
Is there a way I can turn this off so I can get back into Owncloud? I don’t care for this feature and just want to be able to use it again and access my data.
Note that since I’m already using named virtual hosting, even if I put it on the internet, it would be impossible for anyone to get to it via any host I don’t define in the reverse proxy HTTPD conf. So, this feature has no value to anyone using a reverse proxy with named virtual hosting. Even if it worked, It just creates dual maintenance.
Note that it does display the login screen when I use localhost:8080. I just can’t use that because of the HTTPS redirect. Plus, it is useless if nothing on the LAN can reach it.