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In order to do the forwarding, you need to configure a web server on your server. An example nginx config can be found here. This config listens on port 80 and forwards all traffic to port 9070. In this case Raveberry would do a reverse ssh tunnel that maps the pi's port 80 to port 9070 of your server. This way the pi thinks users connect directly to Raveberry and the devices of the users think they communicate directly with your server. The example file does not include https configuration. You would need to add that or run the provided configuration behind a proxy that already handles it. (eg nginx-proxy)
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In order to do the forwarding, you need to configure a web server on your server. An example nginx config can be found here. This config listens on port 80 and forwards all traffic to port 9070. In this case Raveberry would do a reverse ssh tunnel that maps the pi's port 80 to port 9070 of your server. This way the pi thinks users connect directly to Raveberry and the devices of the users think they communicate directly with your server. The example file does not include https configuration. You would need to add that or run the provided configuration behind a proxy that already handles it. (eg nginx-proxy)
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