First Steps App installation fail

[interface]

Hi,
i have start with cloudron.
I have forward my Domain from Cloudflare to the Cloudron IP.
When i try to install Wordpress its still in queued reboot and now i get

You are seeing this page because the DNS record of 192.168.178.87 is set to this server's IP but Cloudron has no app configured for this domain.

How i can login again or what i must do?

cu

[BrutalBirdie]

@interface did you do manual dns config or did you setup cloudflare dns with an api token?

Also this IP looks like a local IP address from inside your home?

[nebulon]

@interface is the wordpress app instance showing a running state in your Cloudron dashboard?

[interface]

I try Clodflare with API first but get error 6.... or something
Then i use Wildcard, this works and i run the App Station and press Wordpress it just on queued and nothing going on.
I can make a fresh installation but what must i do?

cu

[nebulon]

@interface I am not sure I understand what you were trying describe here.
Generally if your Cloudron dashboard is reachable, then this is a good start already. You should be able to just install another wordpress app instance to test the DNS configuration and get a sense on what is happening.

[interface]

@nebulon
I see only a white page with

You are seeing this page because the DNS record of 192.168.178.87 is set to this server's IP but Cloudron has no app configured for this domain.

When i setup what ip i must enter?
How i can change the DNS Settings?

cu

[girish]

@interface after you setup cloudron, you cannot navigate by IP address. You have to go to the dashboard using https://my.domain.com .

[interface]

@girish
ok but how i must point Cloudflare?
I have a Domain Registar at there i have point to the Nameserver to Cloudflare.
From Cloudflare i have point to the IP of my Webhost.
At home i have a Router where i have NO-IP DNS Service account.
So i must at Cloudron the IP from NO-IP or from my Router but there are changing.

cu

[nebulon]

@interface so if you run your Cloudron from your home connection, then you have to portforward relevant ports on your router to your Cloudron server. Then setup Cloudron with the domain backend to be cloudflare and use the dynamic dns feature in Cloudron to keep the DNS record up-to-date https://docs.cloudron.io/networking/#dynamic-dns

[interface]

@nebulon
Ok but must now setup a new installation or how i can change this?

[nebulon]

@interface as long as your Cloudron dashboard is reachable you can perform all this from the UI. If your IP has changed by now for the dashboard as well, then initially set your current IP manually for your my.example.com dashboard domain to reach that again.