Before i moved mc bedrock to cloudron, i was hosting on my own apache server. in that iteration i was able to save a server-side resource pack that would prompt the client to download and use. the resource pack - an mcpack - was saved the the /resource_packs folder. I would put the uuid and version from the mcpack's manifest.json file in a new
'world_resource_packs.json' file saved the world's folder in the world's directory.

for instance,

[
  {
    "pack_id" : "65v21ads-5648-25ea-ht54-5488vd854711",
    "version" : [ 1, 0, 1 ]
  }
]

as my 'world_resource_packs.json' file.

I learned to do that from

I've tried the same set up on Cloudron. It doesn't do any thing. No prompt to download or use the resource pack. The file structure is the same in the Cloudron bedrock app as it was with the Docker I used on my apache server.

Any ideas how to make it work here? Not a serious problem at all. Just a frustrating one that I've been working on for a few months. Thought I'd finally ask for help.