a suggestion for using cloudflare tunnel with cloudron

[adison]

to start off, i believe that cloudron uses docker.
in order to do anything, cloudron has to map ports to port443. for example, a mail server might have mail.example.com:8000.
so my suggestion was that the dashboard show the ports used within the app.
then, the person can run their tunnel as a linux demon or docker container in itself, and they could just type in the 1.2.3.4:1234 or whatever port and IP.that might work

[adison]

that might not seam like a viable option actually.
i don't know.
i'm learning how docker works.
i'm just going off the upvoats and replyes (0) unless i accidentally set it to private or something

[adisonverlice2]

ok update.
it actually does seam like a valuable option, and heres why.

1. in order for cloudron to run its "magic", it'd need a portmap, EG mapping port 1000000 to port 443.
   so if you set, example, your tunnel, and put, rather than 1.2.3.4, you could put 1.2.3.4:1000000.
   i'm wondering what people like @girish would think of this.
   especially sense this has never been updated untill now.