Errors found after diagnostics

[buversson]

Hello, after installing an Nginx reverse proxy on the same server where Lychee (Docker) is running, I'm getting errors like
"APP_URL does not match the current url."
This makes sense, but I can't figure out how to add this parameter TRUSTED_PROXIES=127.0.0.1 to the docker-compose.yaml (minimal). How do I set it correctly? By the way, the site is operational and accessible externally. Everything works as intended via port 443 https.

And a second question, regarding the error:
Default timezone not properly set; you might experience strange results when importing photos without an explicit EXIF ​​timezone.
No matter how I change the APP_TIMEZONE: "${TIMEZONE:-UTC}" variable in docker-compose.yaml, I still get "UTC Timezone: UTC" in the self-diagnostics on the web page. How can I change this parameter correctly so that the timezone is applied and the error goes away?

Self-diagnosis:

info
Hash: 08bfdf7b1a4780e2—65b8761b102382ce
2565 files and 13740 vendor files
warning
'/*********c/dist/user.css' does not exist or has insufficient read/write privileges.
info
Full directory permission check is disabled
error
APP_URL (https://ch******ite) does not match the current url (http://ch******ite).
This will break WebAuthn authentication.
error
APP_URL (https://ch******ite) does not match the current url (http://ch******ite).
This will prevent images from being properly displayed.
warning
Default timezone not properly set; you might experience strange results when importing photos without explicit EXIF timezone

Thanks for any help.

[ildyria]

You can try TRUSTED_PROXIES=* (not ideal but well)
Make sure your reverse proxy has the forward proxy.
Your current APP_URL is set to ch *** instead of the https:// ... So if you add https:// in front of you should see those warning disappear.

[ildyria]

'/*********c/dist/user.css' does not exist or has insufficient read/write privileges.

This one is only going to be impactful if you want to customize the css, if you don't, then just ignore it. :)