I just did a quick run through of this and was able to deploy a full app to their server in a few minutes. Everything about this feels legit, from the docs, to the design ... I try out a lot of these types of products and this one feels like the thing I'm always fantasizing about in my head. Very impressed.
I was able to migrate a Humhub instance to Cloudron inside the LAMP app. If anyone comes here wanting to do the same and is running into trouble, feel free to ping me.
@jimcavoli Hey, how's it going with this? Have you hit any blockers? Just curious if we might see this any time soon. THANK YOU!
Is there a good way to keep in touch with people who were at the meeting today? I found some people on the forum here but wasn't sure who was who in some cases.
It was fun! Thanks!
@doodlemania2 Ah OK, cool! I'll see if I can write down my process.
@girish @mehdi I'm using Netcup, so I guess I'll look into what their policy is unless you know off the top of your head. Actually started using them because people were recommending them after the last online Cloudron meetup I went to.
@girish Thanks for chiming in here. Indeed telnet gitlab.mydomain.com port hangs for me as well.
I white listed the port and restarted the cloudron-firewall service, but still no love.
Any other ideas of what to test/debug?
@scooke No, it was never working. I've always had to use the HTTPS links for repos.
Thanks for those links! I'll check them out and post back here if they work.
@brutalbirdie Sorry, still messing up communication despite my best efforts.
In my previous post, I only cited this command as an example:
git clone ssh://git@git.cloudron.io:6000/cloudron/gitlab-app.git
Since I didn't want to post my actual connection string, which is something like:
git clone ssh://git@gitlab.mydomain.com:XXXXX/cloudron/my-repo.git
And that's the one that is not working and has Operation timed out as the error. Again, this is not an issue with reaching git.cloudron.io. It's an issue with reaching gitlab.mydomain.com.
I'm just trying to use the ssh links for my repos hosted on my Cloudron instance of Gitlab. Nothing fancy. I just can't connect to them from my machine, even though I can ssh into the server that is running Cloudron.
Does that make sense?
@brutalbirdie Thanks for the detailed response. I've actually tried all that and that led me to the issue I was trying to describe originally. Sorry I'm not being clear.
git clone ssh://git@git.cloudron.io:6000/cloudron/gitlab-app.git
Gives me an Operation timed out error.
Any ideas how to debug? Would this be on the Gitlab side or the Cloudron side?
@BrutalBirdie So just to clarify, I can only ever use HTTPS clone urls as well?
@brutalbirdie Ah OK, interesting. Thanks for the answer!
My ssh connection to Gitlab isn't working. I've set the SSH Port in the Cloudron app settings, but it doesn't seem to be punching through. Attempts to connect just hang with ssh git@gitlab.mydomain.com
I've tried specifying the port: ssh -Tvvv -p XXXXX git@gitlab.mydomain.com
debug1: Reading configuration data /Users/admin/.ssh/config
debug1: /Users/admin/.ssh/config line 1: Applying options for *
debug1: /Users/admin/.ssh/config line 9: Applying options for gitlab.mydomain.com
debug2: add_identity_file: ignoring duplicate key ~/.ssh/id_rsa
debug1: Reading configuration data /etc/ssh/ssh_config
debug1: /etc/ssh/ssh_config line 47: Applying options for *
debug1: Connecting to gitlab.mydomain.com port XXXXX.
I can ssh into the actual Cloudron server on port XXXXX with my root user.
Do I need to create a git user on Cloudron? Maybe adjust the iptables rules?
Any help is appreciated!
I haven't used this yet, but looks like a really cool project. Just throwing it on here to see if anyone else comes looking for it. Considering adopting it for my current project so I'll report back if it's not good.
@doodlemania2 Ah OK, cool! I'll see if I can write down my process.