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[Bug]: Appwrite function domain is incorrect #3718

Open mikelgmh opened 1 month ago

mikelgmh commented 1 month ago

Error Message and Logs

The function domain generated using the GitHub integration is not correct. As you can see, it adds the function id before the Appwrite domain.

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Steps to Reproduce

  1. Create a function in Appwrite using the GitHub integration
  2. Build the function

Example Repository URL

No response

Coolify Version

4.0.0-beta.355

Are you using Coolify Cloud?

No (self-hosted)

Operating System and Version (self-hosted)

Ubuntu 22.4

Additional Information

I found this thread and this on discord that discusses this same issue. The issue happened to users who had the installation using Coolify.

kuzerno1 commented 1 month ago

This because the SERVICEURL and SERVICEFQDN are mixed up like that was with COOLIFY_URL AND COOLIFY_FQDN. But the COOLIFY one got fixed, see #2443.

But when this gets fixed the url wont be reachable because you need to add the url to the domains list in the coolify appwrite service. There is a way to not have to do this but that involves to setup a wildcard ssl certificate for your domain.

mikelgmh commented 1 month ago

@kuzerno1 So I'm a little bit confused. I don't mind adding the urls to the domains list in the appwrite service, but which would be the solution to this problem? Do I need to update SERVICEURL or SERVICEFQDN in any specific way? Thank you in advance!

kuzerno1 commented 1 month ago

@mikelgmh you cant change these variables because they come from coolify. But you can change service_fqdn_appwrite to service_url_appwrite in the compose file.

This will work but soon as you add the function url I think it will break stuff in appwrite.

Because _APP_DOMAIN and a few other variables want only one domain if Im correctly. You will need to change the following env variables: _APP_DOMAIN, _APP_DOMAIN_FUNCTIONS and _APP_DOMAIN_TARGET to your main domain. And remove $SERVICE_FQDN_APPWRITE from the docker compose for these env variables.

There is an other issue about this problem where is more info: #2089

kuzerno1 commented 3 days ago

When pr #4226 is merged this issue will be partially fixed. You need only add the function domain manually to coolify or setup a wildcard ssl certificate for your domain for appwrite.