Using SSL certificate

Kobo On Your Own Server
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Hi, I’m a bit new to Linux and KoBoToolbox, and I need some help.

I’m trying to install KoBoToolbox on a public domain at my office on a server running Ubuntu 20.04.3. I had a successful installation in Workstation mode, and then I tried in Server mode, and everything went smoothly.

I have an Nginx server to access KoBoToolbox. It’s working fine over HTTP, but when I tried to install an SSL certificate, problems started.

Initially, I accessed the login page via HTTPS, and everything was fine. However, when I clicked on the eye icon to preview a form, nothing appeared, and the browser showed this error:

The page at ‘https://<kf.MY-DOMAIN>/#/forms/aTh77zDsqR7tsy6GrWGMMg/landing’ was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure frame ‘http://<ee.MY-DOMAIN>/preview/i/hiaJ5wxf’. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS.

Then, I stopped KoBoToolbox and restarted it with HTTPS enabled, but it stays in the “Preparing environment” state for 10 minutes without finishing.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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Welcome to the community, @sandigeek2004! Pinging @stephenoduor for your support!

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Thank you for welcome

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I’m having similar problem.
I’m trying to setup different entrys in nginx for each kobo subdomain but not working

My nginx server and kobo server are different devices in the same private network

I don’t know what to do :S

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mensaje rojo

I see that red message:
Internal port used by reverse proxy is 8080

why is red?, something is wrong?
Firewall looks inactive
sudo ufw status
Status: inactive

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deny-kobo
deny-kobo737×394 50.9 KB

Hi again, anyone knows about this DENY value in the red square?, Could be replace? how?