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I don't think this is possible for now, the built in TLS server is rather bare bones (no HTTP/3 and quic stuff), for now I recommend using a reverse proxy to do TLS termination which is a more robust architecture.
We could make port number -1 as a magic number for disable though.
I don't think this is possible for now, the built in TLS server is rather bare bones (no HTTP/3 and quic stuff), for now I recommend using a reverse proxy to do TLS termination which is a more robust architecture.
We could make port number -1 as a magic number for disable though.
Sometimes even though it's bare bone!
I need TLS mode cause nginx in other server so in between two server i want to gotify to be secure!
So already enabled TLS and it's working flawlessly behind nginx!
Just want to disable Plain HTTP
If possible please add support for port "-1" to disable it
Thanks in advance
@IzumiSenaSora You could set the listenaddr 127.0.0.1, then the http endpoint won't be exposed to the outside. Is this the problem you are trying to solve?
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eternal-flame-AD commentedon Feb 6, 2026
I don't think this is possible for now, the built in TLS server is rather bare bones (no HTTP/3 and quic stuff), for now I recommend using a reverse proxy to do TLS termination which is a more robust architecture.
We could make port number -1 as a magic number for disable though.
IzumiSenaSora commentedon Feb 6, 2026
Sometimes even though it's bare bone!
I need TLS mode cause nginx in other server so in between two server i want to gotify to be secure!
So already enabled TLS and it's working flawlessly behind nginx!
Just want to disable Plain HTTP
If possible please add support for port "-1" to disable it
Thanks in advance
jmattheis commentedon Feb 7, 2026
@IzumiSenaSora You could set the
listenaddr127.0.0.1, then the http endpoint won't be exposed to the outside. Is this the problem you are trying to solve?