Dear all,
our GitLab is internally available as
https://gitlab.our-org.com/.
Accesses from outside our network run through a reverse proxy and to make that work, the URL must have a distinct first element like
https://gitlab.our-org.com/gitlab, or
https://gitlabserver.our-org.com/gitlab.
How can I configure GitLab (Community Edition) to be available under multiple URLs?
Thanks for any hint or pointer
Cheers
frank
This should be doable if you hand-code the NGINX config files. I found this looking for a solution to use the Omnibus gitlab.rb to configure support for different hostnames and mapping different cert files to each hostname. I don’t get the impression it’s doing with the Omnibus. I’ve asked a few times on Gitter too, with no reply there.
Hello, any update on this? We too needed to have this kind of setup due to our self-hosted hosted giltab is only accessible internally. But we need a way where we can connect to it publicly with restriction of course. We have implemented JIRA integration that connects from external server to our gitlab instance.
No update from our side, sorry, In the meantime GitLab supports URLs with a subdirectory. Hence this request is not directly relevant any more for us. Our current issues are more about how to proxy from https://gitlab.our-org.com/gitlab to https://gitlab.internal/ as lined out in this [Reverse Proxying relative URL to root URL results in 404 errorpage (#37028) · Issues · GitLab.org / GitLab FOSS · GitLab] issue and this [Reverse-proxying relative URL to root URL results in 404 errorpage] thread.