Running behind a reverse proxy

• Run tootik with -plain, so it speaks HTTP and the reverse proxy handles TLS.
  • Ensure the reverse proxy uses a valid TLS certificate
• Use -addr (i.e. -addr 127.0.0.1:8080) to specify the port used by tootik's HTTP listener.
• Use -domain to specify the external host and port combination other servers use to talk to your instance:
  • If tootik runs on example.com with -addr 127.0.0.1:8080 -plain with a reverse proxy on port 443, pass -domain example.com
  • If tootik runs on example.com with -addr 127.0.0.1:8080 -plain with a reverse proxy on port 8443, pass -domain example.com:8443
• Forward requests from the reverse proxy to tootik.
  • Preserve the Signature header when forwarding POST requests to /inbox/$user, otherwise tootik cannot validate incoming requests