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See also: It would definitely be cleaner not to publish For Apache, you're missing some headers that need to be forwarded to Firefly III. These are the NGINX commands, I don't know what they are for Apache:
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I've been fighting this issue for hours. Essentially I want to take http://{local_ip_address}/budget/public and make it available on https://www.my_domain.com/budget/public (or /budget if possible since that would be cleaner).
I've set up my reverse proxy on Apache2 like all my other setups, which is as follows:
Inside my .env file I set TRUSTED_PROXIES=**
When I go to https://my_domain.com/budget/public i get the login screen, but unable to log in. Clicking reset password gets me a non styled form.

Curiously, when I inspect the page, the form is showing the base url in http and not https and the stylesheets are being referenced from /budget/public/password instead of just /budget/public like on the local site.

I am sure I am missing something simple, but I spent about 4 hours last night searching through various discussions and bugs/issues and most resolutions were to set TRUSTED_PROXIES=** which I already had done. Any help would be appreciated! I really want to use firefly-iii and contribute to the project at some point!
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