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Can't access behind my reverse proxy
See original GitHub issueHey, I’ve tried to set up my reverse proxy to have lndg running with my other services and I keep getting this error (after login):
I’m passing the -ip parameter with the domain on the initialize.py script, but it doesn’t work. From the info on the error page, it seems that it’s missing some config on the Django side
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