Cant access the web interface through domain

System Information

Field Value
Operating System Linux - Debian GNU/Linux 12 on x86_64
Product AMP ‘Callisto’ v2.5.1.8 (Mainline)
Virtualization Docker
Application Minecraft
Module MinecraftModule
Running in Container Yes
Current State Failed

Problem Description

Cannot access the amp dashboard with the domain that was specified, dns records are created, and portforwarded in the router.

Issue

As well as the summary, i am having issues connecting via the domain i specified in the installation script. I am using a cloudflare domain with a proxy, also doesnt work without proxy.

My browser is telling me the connection was refused. As i ignored that and just used the local ip address instead, i bumped into this issue with Minecraft not being able to compile. Hopefully we can sort this out.

i have also portforwarded port 80 for tcp and udp, and port 443 at tcp and udp. Minecraft server is also portforwarded at port 25565

Reproduction Steps

  • installed amp
  • installed minecraft server instance
  • tried updating the minecraft version, without any success

You’d have to use the machine’s public IP, and disable CloudFlare’s proxy while setting up HTTPS in AMP (otherwise certbot will fail). More info on that here:
https://discourse.cubecoders.com/t/setting-up-secure-http-https-with-amp/2305

For your Minecraft issue, from the lack of info I’d assume you’re using Spigot if you’re talking about “compiling” minecraft, as that’s the only server type with a build step.
If that is the case I’d suggest using Paper, as it supports more plugins, it’s more performant, and doesn’t have the build step.

You’d have to use the machine’s public IP, and disable CloudFlare’s proxy while setting up HTTPS in AMP (otherwise certbot will fail). More info on that here:

I’m gonna give it a try, thanks!

For your Minecraft issue

Minecraft wise, i did get it working and would rather stay with spigot since that is what im used to.

Paper is a fork of Spigot with added patches (both to add API features and to improve performance), and is currently the industry standard (just saying)

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