ReachableCEO
d74cdc091b
- Update CloudronManifest.json to use modern format with proper ID, health check, and metadata
- Fix Dockerfile to follow Cloudron conventions (/app/code, /app/data structure)
- Correct Rathole configuration format (default_token instead of token, add services section)
- Fix start.sh to use proper --server flag syntax
- Add health check endpoint on port 8080
- Create comprehensive build notes documentation
- Successfully build and test package - both ports 2333 (Rathole) and 8080 (health) working
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46 lines
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#!/bin/bash
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set -euo pipefail
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# Set default values
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: ${RATHOLE_SERVER_PORT:=2333}
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: ${RATHOLE_SERVER_TOKEN:=changeme}
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# Generate rathole.toml configuration file with correct format
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cat <<EOF > /app/data/rathole.toml
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[server]
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bind_addr = "0.0.0.0:$RATHOLE_SERVER_PORT"
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default_token = "$RATHOLE_SERVER_TOKEN"
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[server.services]
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EOF
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echo "Starting Rathole server on port $RATHOLE_SERVER_PORT with token: ${RATHOLE_SERVER_TOKEN:0:8}..."
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# Start Rathole server in background
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/app/code/rathole --server /app/data/rathole.toml &
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# Wait a moment for Rathole to start
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sleep 2
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# Check if Rathole started successfully
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if pgrep -f rathole > /dev/null; then
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echo "Rathole server started successfully"
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# Create a simple health check file
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mkdir -p /tmp/health
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echo "OK" > /tmp/health/index.html
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# Start a simple HTTP server for health checks on port 8080
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cd /tmp/health
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python3 -m http.server 8080 &
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echo "Health check server started on port 8080"
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# Keep the script running to maintain the container
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wait
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else
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echo "Failed to start Rathole server"
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exit 1
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fi
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