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Guten Abend,
I won't embarrass myself by trying any more German than that, but you are clearly proficient enough in German that I'm sure it won't be a problem.
I have successfully reproduced most of this for securing a Shiny app, but when I get navigated to the Shiny app after authentication, the app is stale. Presumably this is because the app is not getting any input from the browser, but I'm unsure of a way to fix it. Refreshing does not (presumably because that refreshes the connection to nginx, but does not request anything additional from the shiny app?). What needs to be adjusted to use this setup for a shiny app?

Dear @MartinHanewald , how are you doing?

Allow me to thank you for the excellent tutorial which you so kindly contributed to R bloggers.

I am trying to deploy a containerized plumber API through AWS lightsail (which only takes https requests), so I wanted to build a docker image with nginx to route the https trafic. I followed your blog post (and the code here) tightly, but as I don't (yet) need password authentication (only https) I left out those lines. Now, when trying to run the image locally with docker run --rm -p 80:80 -p 443:443 plumber_auth_ssl as suggested, I get a PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR in firefox 94.0, which does not allow me to connect to the swagger docs (using https://localhost:443/__docs__/).

Do you have a suggestion on how this can be resolved? Did certain requirements change through which the tutorial would not be valid anymore?

Thank you in advance,

Frederiek - Maarten Kerckhof

Hello, @MartinHanewald , how are you?
I need to apply authentication to my plumber API, but I need to use this in containers on the Google Cloud Platform. I tried to apply what you showed in the R-bloggers tutorial, but I could not succeed. Have you implemented this in containers?