[21:30:08] <underpaid_intern>	 Good day. I have installed mediawiki using the docker image: it has a container_name of 'wiki' and is listening on port 8080. I would like this to be served via nginx-proxy-manager as wiki.domainname.org on port 443 with https. What is the correct setting for $wgServer in LocalSettings?
[21:37:27] <AntiComposite>	 underpaid_intern, $wgServer is what is used to generate links and HTTP redirects and such, so it should be the base URL of the server, including protocol. ( https://wiki.domainname.org )
[21:37:31] <AntiComposite>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgServer
[22:08:40] <underpaid_intern>	 Thank you for the reply, but I'm still having trouble. Setting my $wgServer to anything except for 'http://domainname.org:8080' gives an SSL error and I cannot manage a cert for it externally.
[22:17:05] <Platonides>	 letsencrypt gives out free certificates
[22:17:24] <Platonides>	 if you don't have a certificate, well, you will get a certificate error when accessing through https
[22:17:28] <Platonides>	 that's pretty much intended
[22:18:28] <underpaid_intern>	 'http://domainname.org:8080' - gives wiki page in http mode as expected; 'http://wiki.domainname.org:8080' - redirects to https, which fails
[22:18:37] <Platonides>	 and if I may give an opinion, they shouldn't expect that interns deploy a production service (a wiki here) on its own...
[22:19:16] <underpaid_intern>	 that's a very correct opinion, Platonides
[22:20:35] <mutante>	 thinks involving docker makes it harder instead of eaiser
[22:22:27] <underpaid_intern>	 I'm trying docker because I'm trying to keep services separated, because otherwise I'm having react apps trying to ingest the wiki as an api endpoint.
[23:06:51] <TimStarling>	 join #mediawiki-core