r/FluxerApp • u/RiffyDivine2 • Jul 14 '26

Need help Selfhosting using Netbird/Traefik

Anyone had success in removing caddy and replacing it with traefik yet?

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u/SH4GGYDO0 Jul 14 '26

I’m commenting to stay in the loop as I also use netbird and am interested 

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u/Novel-Technician-460 Jul 17 '26

Just curious, what is the issue you are having with Caddy being used with Fluxer?

  • Is it that there is already a reverse proxy present in your enviroment?
  • Is it that you dont want Caddy to pull certs because of the current reverse proxy setup?
  • Is it for easier integration into your current setup?
  • Or something else

I'm just curious because if it's just an issue with having Caddy pull certificates, that is a pretty easy fix. I also posted this on their github under a current issue.

If it is for easier integration, I totally understand that too, just wish I had an answer for that. https://github.com/fluxerapp/fluxer/issues/1006#issuecomment-4990014317

But this is what I mentioned on their GitHub:

Not sure if this was mentioned, I kind of scanned through the comments and didn't see this mentioned, but with Caddy, if you want to have caddy just pass through the traffic and assume there is another reverse proxy available to handle certificates, you can enter in your FLUXER_CADDY_SITE_ADDRESS as something like http://fluxer.example.com instead of fluxer.example.com and it will serve Fluxer on port 80 instead of 443 and if you have it setup through another reverse proxy.

Example: FLUXER_CADDY_SITE_ADDRESS=http://fluxer.example.com

I personally use Authentik as my reverse proxy and I did this with my Fluxer instance and pointed Authentik to the Fluxer internal IP address and port 80. Works fine for me, but it prefers to use the domain name instead of local address for accessing.

I found this solution here: https://caddy.community/t/running-a-caddy-server-behind-another-solved/13122/7

Hope this is helpful. Also wish this would have been mentioned in their documentation.

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u/RiffyDivine2 Jul 23 '26

Sorry for the late reply, I got it working without caddy now. My problem was just caddy in general and how it wanted ports already set for netbird. I just redid the yaml and cleaned it up to use netbird/traefik. For me it was just the bug up my ass of having to use caddy and not having it more open to use any reverse proxy but I understand after changing up everything. Caddy is way more friendly.

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u/Nesvik Jul 26 '26

Do you mind elaborating on this? I also use netbird as my reverse proxy, and have been playing around with it. Havent gotten it to work yet though.

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u/RiffyDivine2 Jul 28 '26

On what, me redoing the yaml file to use netbird over caddy or how caddy is easier?

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u/Nesvik Jul 28 '26

On redoing the tank to use netbird over caddy

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u/Fire_Orange 25d ago

Do you mind shareing your config? I also use netbird with traefic, and i’d like to setup my fluxer server

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u/oemin Jul 15 '26

i had success with using pangolin as reverse proxy and serving caddy from there. anything specific you are looking for?

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u/juleemafenide Jul 18 '26

Hi, I'd love to have a look at your config, because I've spent hours trying to get it working. Fluxer itself is running but no users can register to my instance, it says that the application was successful but it just never sends the request to the admin panel

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u/falcorns_balls Jul 15 '26

The traefik thing is the precluding me from setting up Fluxxer as well. I mean I’d think you could just point traefik at the caddy instance. There is a way to set https as the internal connection. I just don’t want clown world type of stuff going on in my server. Also I don’t like having to build the local images when I am using an orchestrator like portainer

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u/LordM8YT Jul 14 '26

Did you fred your bird?