Closed katsie03 closed 3 years ago
This isn't a bug AFAICT.
You can pass a string after --link
to change the host name. Example:
code-server --link guacamole
# Starts code-server on https://guacamole-jsjoeio.cdr.co
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3806031/129100623-d49b5510-dd50-4e6d-91bc-ab6c1e30ff0d.mov
I couldn't be bothered singing up to slack but I am pretty sure this is a bug.
No worries at all - you can always open up a Q&A Discussion and if it turns out to be a bug, then you can open a bug report.
I wonder if it's your VPS? Do you mind updating your description with repro steps? I am happy to try using a similar VPS locally to see if I can reproduce it
Hey. Here are my specs to my VPS within the image below for further reference.
I tried your steps as well passing a string after --link
which is included within the screen recording down below.
Hope this helps!
OS/Web Information
code-server --version
: 3.11.1Hello There. I couldn't be bothered singing up to slack but I am pretty sure this is a bug.
I am having issues connecting to my Code Server via the
--link
function. After authorising on GitHub it redirects me to [vpsname].cdr.co with the error below.Even though
code-server --link
is running within terminal. Which is interesting, I initially though it was a port block or something so I enabled8080
,80
and443
, this did not help.Is this a mistake on my side? I cannot seem to locate the issue. Thanks