This patch allows users to easily add new entrypoints on different ports.
Such functionality comes in handy when having to deploy something like a docker registry on the same host but on a different port while still utilizing a shared certificate.
This patch will change the name of the config file from `traefik` to
`traefik.conf`, since tor now includes `/etc/torrc.d/*.conf` in their
config file. This should make sure that the config is actually loaded.
This patch originates from the observation that new setups no longer
create the tor hidden service for traefik. Some investigation resulted
in the insight, that the tor node is no longer including the
configuration file.
Apparently 32mb are a bit too little for the DHT. In case a node has no
swap configured, it'll never be able to sue the `memswap_limit`,
resulting in the OOM death of the container on startup.
This patch will fix this problem by doubling the low memory limit for
the container.
Docker complains about the network being already marked as trusted otherwise.
Also an upgrade to docker 20.10 requires manual recreation of the networks and a removal of the docker-proxy network via `firewall-cmd --zone=trusted --remove-interface=docker-proxy`.
Currently there is an ugly error message when traefik tries to read the
dynamic_conf directory while it doesn't exists, because no dynamic
config is definied. This patch makes the config, given that it's not
defined truely optional and gets rid of the error message.
With some of the recently introduced changes especially around the
defaults and ipv6 addresses, this patch fixes all remaining issues and
makes sure the docker and firewall configuration fits the expectations.
Original commit: 7819c8fcc8
This patch removes the priority on the default HTTP->HTTPS redirect rule defined on the traefik container, as all traffic should always be redirected to HTTPS.
So, to fix the teamspeak redirect, the endpoint for the redirect was also correctly set.
