Other than this mysterious nginx issue (that I think has to do with the exposed port not being available somewhere box assumes it's supposed to be), the app will continue to work and it's terminal will run. So this is all working as it should, except for something about nginx. You know the crazy part, it's even getting an SSL cert (it must be using some DNS validation for that since the proxy isn't working).

@marcusquinn said in Syncthing on iOS: Without trying, I wonder if my.server.com would work for the Host when working with a hosted VPS? If your SSH server is reachable externally via a domain, that should work, too. My SSH sever is only reachable locally, that’s why I had to set it up this way. Now if one could set up per-app-VPN easily in iOS, this could be really smooth, but one can’t.

You can close this topic. -.- I realized that homeassistant is limited to IPv4 support actually. =/

If you don't own the VPN server how is routing the send through a 3rd party VPN server any more private than sending it through a 3rd party relay (eg. Sendgrid, Mailgun, Amazon...)? I've actually been interested in similar features but for very different reasons. I have my Cloudron hosted on a VPS, but I also have some services hosted at home on a RPi and NAS. I don't expose my home to the public internet except via a VPN, so connecting a Cloudron service to my home network could be useful. I don't have a strong usecase for it right now though and I'm making due with a set of Docker containers forwarding ports over SSH. https://git.iamthefij.com/iamthefij/dockamole. I'm currently working on a Dockamole server Cloudron app that will allow me to access the Cloudron LDAP server remotely for SSO on other hosts. I also hoped I'd be able to access graphite so I could aggregate Cloudron metrics into my Grafana instance, but it doesn't seem like Graphite is reachable from a Cloudron app.

@girish so is the process I understand about the installing steps the right way for this? thanks for the suggestion, I just know that we can do my.vpnserver.domain.com. Am intending for consumer use for now.

@RoboMod I just published the new version (1.4.0). If you update to that version, you will find /app/data/openvpn.conf. https://cloudron.io/documentation/apps/openvpn/#customizations is the docs.

I have opened https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/openvpn-app/issues/20