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Finetuning Scripts

Open babla9 opened this issue 1 year ago • 1 comments

Thanks for your work on this! When will fine-tuning scripts be made available?

babla9 avatar May 12 '24 21:05 babla9

I encounter a similar one leading to https://letsencrypt.org/docs/too-many-registrations-for-this-ip/ which means the other server is blocked. Will see how it looks like in ~3hrs but suspect the problem to reoccur.

Version

v4.0.0-beta.306

scflode avatar Jun 26 '24 11:06 scflode

I noticed this as well - Guessing it's due to the instance name persisting to other server's dynamic proxy configs.

This can be observed by going to Servers > Other-server > Proxy > Dynamic Configurations > File: coolify.yaml (contains certresolver for coolify's instance's set domain)

Version

v4.0.0-beta.306

KobyW avatar Jun 30 '24 00:06 KobyW

I noticed this as well - Guessing it's due to the instance name persisting to other server's dynamic proxy configs.

This can be observed by going to Servers > Other-server > Proxy > Dynamic Configurations > File: coolify.yaml (contains certresolver for coolify's instance's set domain)

Version

v4.0.0-beta.306

Exactly, and even if you modify or comment out all lines in this file, everything will be reactivated upon a proxy restart (the coolify.yml file gets rewritten).

Nexulo avatar Jun 30 '24 19:06 Nexulo

Same observation here. Second server is unable to obtain certificate (takes domain from main server). The second server should take the domain from the "Wildcard Domain" field.

sthyx avatar Jul 04 '24 15:07 sthyx

Has a solution been found for this issue? I'm attempting to deploy a second server using the same public IP address. I've opened port 22 so that the main server can access the second one, but I'm unable to get it working. I expected the second server to adopt the configuration from the first one, but it seems this is not the case, as it has its own proxy settings.

SanderVreeken avatar Jul 05 '24 17:07 SanderVreeken

Made a simple addition to /app/Models/Server.php to ignore creating coolify.yaml if the server isn't the local instance. Fixed the issue on my development build.

PR #2760

KobyW avatar Jul 06 '24 23:07 KobyW

Have been facing the same issue as well, trying to connect my Raspberry Pi with coolify running on the cloud, but it keeps on picking the same domain name which I defined on coolify instance, and refresh overrides every time in raspberrypi. Ideally, there has to be an option for domain name

Is there any workaround for this?

shashank-sharma avatar Jul 10 '24 14:07 shashank-sharma

Have been facing the same issue as well, trying to connect my Raspberry Pi with coolify running on the cloud, but it keeps on picking the same domain name which I defined on coolify instance, and refresh overrides every time in raspberrypi. Ideally, there has to be an option for domain name

Is there any workaround for this?

A current workaround is to remove the instance domain from Coolify settings, then restart the remote server's proxy. You can set the domain back in settings after the remote proxy is up.

Hopefully #2760 can be looked at soon, it seemed to resolve it for me.

KobyW avatar Jul 10 '24 14:07 KobyW