If you use Laravel (Jetstream) with user email verification enabled and you
get this error 403 Invalid signature when you want to confirm an user
email address, you should check if you are executing your Laravel application
behind a reverse proxy (e.g. Traefik, Caddy). Some cloud services like Heroku, Coolify
or AWS ELB do this, too.
In this case you have to configure Laravel to trust the reverse proxy. This will fix the problem:
Official gitea docs are heavily focussed on doing SSH passthrough from the host machine to the docker container. An alternative is to simply run SSH for Gitea on a different port. Though I had some problems getting this docker compose setup to run. This gist contains my setup I finally came up with: It does not require SSH passthrough from the host to the docker container but still offers support to git clone via SSH.
To check if this setup works for you simply follow these steps:
docker-compose.yml in a directory.docker compose uphttp://localhost:8033/ and simply install Gitea with given defaults
| #!/bin/bash | |
| # This script creates a .zip backup of gitea running inside docker and copies the backup file to the current working directory | |
| echo "Creating gitea backup inside docker containter ..." | |
| docker exec -u git -it -w /tmp $(docker ps -qf "name=gitea_server_1") bash -c '/app/gitea/gitea dump -c /data/gitea/conf/app.ini --file /tmp/gitea-dump.zip' | |
| echo "Copying backup file from the container to the host machine ..." | |
| docker cp $(docker ps -qf "name=gitea_server_1"):/tmp/gitea-dump.zip /tmp |