standard notes - storage server component

[nebulon]

https://standardnotes.org/

from the request form

[ochoseis]

Looks like there's a way to self-host with docker:
https://docs.standardnotes.org/self-hosting/self-hosting-with-docker

[thetomester13]

Looks like one can self host both the server sync piece and the web app piece. @nebulon Is there a way to expose 2 ports for a packaged app? I'm envisioning both of these packaged together, one port exposing the server side for 3rd party clients to connect to, and port 80/443 for the web app.

[girish]

Is the sync port a non-http port? Any number of TCP/UDP ports can be exposed but only one http port can be exposed (i.e accessible via the browser). I assume sync port doesn't need any browser access, so it will work.

This is how apps like gitlab/kopano etc work. They expose multiple ports.

[thetomester13]

@girish I believe it's a non-http port, yes. I've been through the docs so many times before and can't believe I missed the tcpPorts and udpPorts in the Manifest file looks like that's a solid starting point!

[thetomester13]

@girish when packaging both repos together, I'm trying to use the tcpPorts for the syncing server, but keep getting this error in the logs when I try to interact with it through the app:
HTTP parse error, malformed request (): #<Puma::HttpParserError: Invalid HTTP format, parsing fails.>
I'm assuming this means that the syncing server does in fact need HTTP traffic coming through, not simply TCP. You mentioned there's only 1 http port that can be exposed per Cloudron app, do you see any way to accomplish this besides splitting the server piece and front end piece into 2 Cloudron apps?

[girish]

@thetomester13 Is there a repo for me to try it myself? I can't make out what the problem might be from the error.

[thetomester13]

@girish yep, should've included that in the previous post...
This is the main repo I've been working from. I've been trying to package both the sync-server and web repo's in here, but the server isn't working properly the second I move it from port 3000 (which is declared in the Manifest). I forget in what state this is in at the moment, but I know that commit 8b31274fd32a430616adee81ea9a2ecb15a133b4 and the initial commit have the server up and running properly.
Once I realized the tcpPorts might be the issue, I also created this repo which only packages the web app, this works successfully.
It's not the end of the world if they're not in the same repo, I have it working locally with the 2 repos talking to one another, but it would be quite nice if they could be packaged together