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Bind Monyog to loopback device
fabi
over 3 years ago
Hey, i am migrating monyog from windows to debian 9. I want to bind the monyog service to loopback device only that it is not reachable over standard port. I can't find a way in the documentation. Is there anything I can do?
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fabi
over 3 years ago
Sorry for my late reply. I haven't seen my thread after I created it (and I did it twice), so I thougt the forum isn't working. I didn't migrate monyog from windows to debian with the data inculude. I just did a clean installation on debian 9. I use nginx as suggested to have ssl support. What I want is to bind the built in webservice to localhost/127.0.0.1 device so it is not accessible over network. I block it by iptables but this can be difficult to debug sometimes.
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fabi
over 3 years ago
Sorry for my late reply. I haven't seen my thread after I created it (and I did it twice), so I thougt the forum isn't working. I didn't migrate monyog from windows to debian with the data inculude. I just did a clean installation on debian 9. I use nginx as suggested to have ssl support. What I want is to bind the built in webservice to localhost/127.0.0.1 device so it is not accessible over network. I block it by iptables but this can be difficult to debug sometimes.
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