Hi
I tried to install mediathek-web-view as docker deployment, which actually worked quite nice.
However, internally the service only listens to port 8000 with normal http-protocol. When I try to access I get the message that my browser does not support javascript, which is a lie. Digging one level deeper the reason is that a function called "crypto.randomUUID" cannot be found, which is true, because modern browsers are hiding that method if you are outside a trusted context (aka, ssl or localhost).
My question:
Of cause I can do the hassle to create a ssl termination with e.g. Nginx Proxy Manager or Caddy, .... BUT ... is that really how it is supposed to be? Can this method just not be omitted or implemented in a way that a fallack is used and does not bust the deployment? Just asking, no offense...
Best Regards
Hi
I tried to install mediathek-web-view as docker deployment, which actually worked quite nice.
However, internally the service only listens to port 8000 with normal http-protocol. When I try to access I get the message that my browser does not support javascript, which is a lie. Digging one level deeper the reason is that a function called "crypto.randomUUID" cannot be found, which is true, because modern browsers are hiding that method if you are outside a trusted context (aka, ssl or localhost).
My question:
Of cause I can do the hassle to create a ssl termination with e.g. Nginx Proxy Manager or Caddy, .... BUT ... is that really how it is supposed to be? Can this method just not be omitted or implemented in a way that a fallack is used and does not bust the deployment? Just asking, no offense...
Best Regards