TINYAUTH_AUTH_TRUSTEDPROXIES and Docker hostnames #1037
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Hi, since Docker is intentionally obtuse with static IPs and reserving IP ranges in docker networks, might it be possible to allow docker hostnames in some form? |
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steveiliop56
Jul 23, 2026
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Hello, the trusted proxies logic is handled by Gin which only allows IPv4/IPv6 IPs/CIDRs. I would recommend just configuring a subnet address in your docker compose and using this CIDR for your Tinyauth trusted proxies. |
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Hello, the trusted proxies logic is handled by Gin which only allows IPv4/IPv6 IPs/CIDRs. I would recommend just configuring a subnet address in your docker compose and using this CIDR for your Tinyauth trusted proxies.