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<LEBot>
[slack] <chewitt> molo: no need to resize, it will be expanded to 100% on first boot (same for all images)
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<molo>
chewitt: awesome, thank you
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<zarak`>
yes hello
<zarak`>
zarak here
<zarak`>
looking for a fix for mp4s not playing
<zarak`>
!
<mack>
zarak`: what sort of hardware and software version?
<colo>
hmm
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<colo>
it kinda sucks that it's impossible to put libreelec's chorus2 setup behind an http(s) reverse proxy in such a way that it _also_ stays properly available when NOT using that reverse proxy to access it
<colo>
if LE included a small reverse proxy oft its own to wrap both the "normal" http traffic as well as the websocket crap on TCP port 9090 into a single listening socket/webserver, that would solve the problem, I think. has that ever been considered?
<zarak`>
10.0.2
<zarak`>
Nvidia Sheild
<shibboleth>
colo, ehm?
<colo>
shibboleth, yeah? :)
<shibboleth>
colo, you could also/simply use ssh portfwd "when in need"
<shibboleth>
portfwd/tunneling/ssh -L
<colo>
yeah I guess I could do that, but I already have a capable HTTPS reverse proxy for accessing selected web applications in my home network in a secure way
<colo>
and I would like to use that, but still be able to bypass using that reverse proxy when I'm in the very same broadcast domain as the kodi webserver itself
<shibboleth>
sure, but you'll still be dependent on applications being made for/with reverse proxies in mind
<colo>
you can beat MOST applications into shape. chorus even has a checkbox for reverse proxy support, but afaict it's broken for websocket support
<colo>
(mostly because it seems to hardcode a dedicated port for websocket traffic, instead of have the main webserver sockets handle theconnection upgrade to WS(S))
<shibboleth>
yeah, bc of websockets, maybe -L isn't the right way
<colo>
I am not interested in SSH workarounds (you would have to use -D/DynamicForward for that, btw)
<shibboleth>
maybe -D
<shibboleth>
exactly
<colo>
I would like to (help) fix the situation for HTTP reverse proxy support
<colo>
github issues are chock-full with people coming up with half-broken reverse proxy configs
<shibboleth>
well, can't apache+modproxy+rewrite do this enyway?
<colo>
you would have to rewrite response bodies. noone wants to do that.
<shibboleth>
that's why i mentioned mod_rewrite
<shibboleth>
can't it do this on the fly?
<colo>
you do not want to rewrite response BODIES. headers, maybe. bodies are much too fragile for this to work reliably enough. also, performance sucks.
<shibboleth>
well, not to go down the x/y rabbit-hole, but eh... you want to run chorus behind a reverse proxy... without rewriting body? the URIs kinda must be rewritten?
<shibboleth>
well, URL+URI
<shibboleth>
and if apache+modproxy/rewrite is too hairy for you, tried squid?
<colo>
chorus somewhere (kodi-webinterface.js:20944 here) renders websocket URLs like ws://yourkodiwebinterfacehostname.example.com:9090 for some javascript code to connect to. you'd have to replace that in the generated javascript.
<colo>
(in the reverse proxy, while it's passing that traffic through to the client. you do not want to do that.)
<colo>
it's not "too hairy" for any specific piece of reverse proxy software, it's too hairy a thing to attempt to begin with.
<shibboleth>
well, i find myself doing exactly that with apache+rewrite for tvheadend and grafana
<colo>
the websocket traffic ought to be handled by the same http(s) handpoint that all the rest of the chorus http traffic is
<colo>
then you built yourself a crazy setup that one day will inevitably break :)
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<shibboleth>
anyway, i don't wanna go down the rabbit-hole of trying to convince you of something you disagree with
<shibboleth>
nothing crazy about it. couple of lines in apache vhost config. anyway
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<colo>
does the m_jsonTcpPort expect any non-http traffic?
<colo>
apparently, it does, yeah...
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<shibboleth>
well, that reminds me, could it be that you're going about this the wrong way?
<shibboleth>
there's a diff between a socks, http proxy?
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