CORS issue with cloudlfared tunnel

[celest pewter]

Have you set a Custom Domain in your Appwrite project's settings?

[sage quest]

Check this:
https://appwrite.io/blog/post/cors-error

[stable wadi]

in this tab?

[sage quest]

Also, make sure to set the env var to your domain

[sage quest]

Nope

[stable wadi]

ah okay, I'll take a look ty

[sage quest]

Only 1

That should be the IP I think

[stable wadi]

ah okay, do you mean the ip address of the server hosting my domain?

[sage quest]

127.0.0.1

[stable wadi]

No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. If an opaque response serves your needs, set the request's mode to 'no-cors' to fetch the resource with CORS disabled.

actually there wasn't a header present this time

[sage quest]

Hmmm interesting. What's the code?

[celest pewter]

@sage quest Wouldn't the hostname need to be "api.apoth.dev" for the Platform?

[sage quest]

Nope. That's the appwrite hostname, not the frontend hostname to my understand

[stable wadi]

a snippet from the auth.js I use to log users in

[sage quest]

Looks like your endpoint is not pointing to appwrite

But to a litespeed 404 page

[stable wadi]

ah okay

litespeed would be my hosting.com account then

[sage quest]

Yes, it's not pointing to appwrite correctly. Make sure you have only one DNS A record pointing to your appwrite instance for that subdomain

[stable wadi]

will give that a wirl

[stable wadi]

still having the same issues, could anything else be causing my endpoint to be broken?

[sage quest]

An A record pointing to your appwrite instance IP address

[stable wadi]

oh so an A record in my cloudflare dns for api.mydomain.com to 127.0.0.1:80?

[sage quest]

Yes, if that's your appwrite instance IP address

But I think that's a local IP address?

[stable wadi]

sorry to trouble but how would I find that ip address? I've been under the assumption it was just a variation of localhost:80 since that's the port I use to access it locally

[sage quest]

If you're developing locally, use your PC IP address as the endpoint. Once you deploy, you should host the appwrite server in an VPS or port forward your computer and then set the domain with an A record pointing to your home IP address or your VPS IP address

[stable wadi]

really feels like just using the cloud service would be easier atp 😅