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@valkalon Cloudron support is still the best

@Trankery https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/commit/b46d3e74d6be94718c3a3df7899dbb6af0b4a407 is the fix for the crash itself.

But the real solution is to move the domain away from Cloudflare OR change the domain provider to Wildcard. Sucks that they made such a big change with no announcement.

Implemented in 5.4

Technically this is possible to implement but requires many places to touch at the moment and is not high on our priority list. I assume it will come at some point, but I cannot give any timeline for this at the moment.

@Trankery Yup, I will mark this as a feature request for a future release.

@girish Okay. Would be nice to see in the future! E.g. "Ignore PTR".

Any updates about this topic?

There is no easy way to make the internal mysql server public without changing the code and I don't know what that will break.

I think you can setup a ssh tunnel between your minecraft server and the Cloudron.

Something like https://www.linode.com/docs/databases/mysql/create-an-ssh-tunnel-for-mysql-remote-access/

Do this on Cloudron:

docker inspect mysql | grep IPAddress "IPAddress": "172.18.0.4",

So, 172.18.0.4 is the IP of mysql server. Then, you can get the db credentials using the web terminal of the LAMP app:

env | grep CLOUDRON_MYSQL_

You can then connect using the above credentials as:

mysql --host=172.18.0.4 --user=<username> --password=<password> <db>

After the above works, you just setup SSH tunnel accordingly.

@alexanderkings I haven't finished the step of migrating this to a Cloudron app, but I've been using mole to securely forward ports between networks using SSH Private/Public keys. My Docker implementation is Dockamole.

I'm using it already outside of Cloudron to allow my VPS to scrape metrics generated on my home NAS.

The workflow would require a Server container running on Cloudron and then a Client container running on whatever machine you'd like to access the forwarded port. All services on that machine access the service through the local container and it's forwarded to the server container.

Like I said... I haven't gotten it running on Cloudron yet though.