[01:10:28] <UFFR>	 How can I use MediaWiki if the web server is listening on an Unix socket?
[01:11:02] <UFFR>	 I tried setting the REMOTE_ADDR header, but that caused the connection to fail completely.
[01:31:20] <UFFR>	 I'm also setting it up behind Anubis and trying to use standard TCP over localhost isn't working either.
[01:31:30] <UFFR>	 At least with sockets I get an error, instead of a failed connection.
[01:46:36] <moonmoon>	 you'll have to be more specific on the error(s) you are getting
[01:47:48] <UFFR>	 Fatal error: Uncaught MWException: Unable to determine IP.
[01:48:02] <UFFR>	 thrown in /var/www/html/ntmwiki/w/includes/Request/WebRequest.php on line 1281
[01:48:11] <UFFR>	 I can make a paste, too.
[01:49:06] <moonmoon>	 nah that's prob good enough
[01:49:16] <moonmoon>	 you'll need to set the appropriate header so MW can grab the IP
[01:49:23] <UFFR>	 Which is?
[01:49:36] <UFFR>	 I believe I tried HTTP_X_FORWARD_FOR
[01:50:14] <moonmoon>	 XFF can work, but you need to tell MW that the source is trusted in order for it to use it
[01:51:10] <moonmoon>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgCdnServersNoPurge and potentially also https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgUsePrivateIPs
[01:51:26] <moonmoon>	 alternatively, your webserver may have the ability to set the "real" IP address via its configuration
[01:51:43] <moonmoon>	 (that isn't done via HTTP headers, it'd be webserver-specific)
[01:52:01] <UFFR>	 I'm using Nginx.
[01:53:57] <UFFR>	 So, do I set the CDN server as the localhost IP or to something else?
[01:54:22] <UFFR>	 I'm really not much into networking.
[02:04:23] <UFFR>	 Oh I see, forcing REMOTE_ADDR to be HTTP_X_FORWARED_FOR causes a redirect issue that the browser detects.
[02:08:53] <UFFR>	 Well, I got it to work with TCP now.
[02:09:05] <UFFR>	 Turns out it was the force HTTPS option.