@nebulon I've tried a couple browsers and still the same thing.
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Can't get my domain to work with Cloudron@nebulon Gives me the same message I've been getting "This site can't be reached."
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Can't get my domain to work with CloudronThis is what I get when I try "https" instead of "http"
curl: (60) SSL certificate problem: self signed certificate
More details here: https://curl.haxx.se/docs/sslcerts.htmlcurl failed to verify the legitimacy of the server and therefore could not
establish a secure connection to it. To learn more about this situation and
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Can't get my domain to work with CloudronOkay so ran both commands and got this for both:
<html>
<head><title>301 Moved Permanently</title></head>
<body>
<center><h1>301 Moved Permanently</h1></center>
<hr><center>nginx</center>
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Can't get my domain to work with CloudronAlso, what's really strange is that since I did a fresh install, I initially had to go to my Ubuntu's IP address to do the initial setup.
After I entered my domain with my Cloudflare API Key the page refreshed to my domain, which the page gave me the same message I've been getting.
Now, the weird thing is, if I enter in my Ubuntu IP address in my address bar, it loads the Cloudron setup page, but then refreshes again to my domain and gives me the "site can't be reached" again.
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Can't get my domain to work with CloudronOkay, so just tried a completely fresh install. New install of Ubuntu and Cloudron. Still getting "Site can't be reached." Also just tried SSH, which actually did work without me having to port forward the SSH port in my router.
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Can't get my domain to work with CloudronWell now, both external to my network and internal to my network, I'm just getting "This site can't be reached."
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Can't get my domain to work with CloudronOkay, I will work with Cloudflare and see if there is anything they can help with.
That error that you are referring to only came up when I tried accessing Cloudron by just typing in my Ubuntu IP into my address bar.
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Can't get my domain to work with CloudronI apologize, I did try accessing it through an external network and it's still giving me the same error.
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Can't get my domain to work with CloudronOkay, I checked out that workaround, but I'm still new to these sort of configuration, so would you be able to walk me through some of it?
This option in the workaround confuses me a bit:
Configure your network's DNS server to return the Local VM IP for all the subdomain in use. This way when your PC/Laptop accesses a domain, it starts using the Local VM IP instead of the public IP to connect to Cloudron. Devices outside the network will continue to use the public IP address as expected.
How do I go about configuring my network's DNS servers to return to the local VM IP? And by VM IP would that be my Ubuntu IP address?
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Can't get my domain to work with CloudronOkay, I used the first command and it posted my public IP. I used the host my.domain.com 8.8.8.8 and that also printed my public IP.
Now, when I tried curl https://my.domain.com, it gave me the following:
curl: (7) Failed to connect port 443: connection refused
So, I've made sure that port 443 and 80 are port forwarded on my Ubuntu private IP address and I have the DNS records set to my public IP in my Cloudflare account with the proxy disabled and it's still not working.
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Can't get my domain to work with CloudronYeah I've made sure that port 443 and 80 are port forwarded on my router and I have made sure to disable the proxy in my cloudflare account for my DNS records and it still gives me the same error I attached in the beginning. I can't reach the web application at all. Is there a way to troubleshoot through the command line on my Ubuntu server itself?
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Can't get my domain to work with CloudronYeah that didn't work. Still giving me the error 522 and saying that it can't connect to the host. So, which IP address should I use for my DNS records in my Cloudflare account? Also, another thing I did that I thought would help is I port forwarded 443 and 80 in my router to the private IP of my Ubuntu server.
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Can't get my domain to work with CloudronSo, I've installed Cloudron on a Ubuntu VM on my Proxmox server. During the Cloudron setup I used my Cloudflare domain and used the API global key to get everything set up, but it didn't work. I have the error attached.
Now, I was able to get the initial setup working by going to the IP address of my Ubuntu server, but then ran into an issue getting guacamole installed. Now, after rebooting my Ubuntu server and trying to get back in, the IP and my domain are not working at all.
