Calibre-Web on RPi4 Connect Cloudflare Tunnel Problems - Page 4

Quoth · 03-26-2024, 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Quoth

That will be deemed illegal misuse by most ISPs and I doubt it will work well on Mobile. I used to work for an ISP.

The "That" referred to isn't the tunnel, but using it to self-host a website.

sydmalicious · 07-25-2024, 11:03 AM

I'm currently selfhosting Calibre-Web on my own infrastructure using Cloudflare Tunnels and it is such a headache to maintain. It's better than rolling your own reverse proxy and generating SSL certs with Traefik and Let's Encrypt, but large file downloads from Cloudflare is against their ToS, even if you are proxying. They have a whole FAQ about selfhosting using their services.

I have found an options that solve this problem, at least for me, and does not involve Linode or DigitalOcean:

PikaPods.

This service takes care of your hosting and maintenance, you own your content and can remove it at any time, and there are multiple "pods" you can deploy. These are just containerized open source apps that help the devs keep building, each pod costing a small fee each month, depending on the pod you deploy.

I am using this for Audiobookshelf, Calibre-Web, and Ghost, services I could selfhost, but find not worth the headache. I selfhost tons of stuff but just don't want to deal with reverse proxies using Cloudflare Tunnels and messing with DNS and pointing the ip of those servers to Cloudflare or with Traefik or Caddy for that matter.

PeterT · 07-27-2024, 02:02 PM

Many thanks for mentioning Pikapods. I used to self host a few servers on a mini pc, but unfortunately lost that device along with many other things.

Since then I was self hosting a Mealie instance (recipe manager) in a docker container on a Chromebook; which worked but had a few drawbacks.

Pikapods ended up being ideal for my needs along with a low cost domain.

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07-25-2024, 11:03 AM	#47
sydmalicious Cantankerous Contrarian Posts: 136 Karma: 506950 Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: ::1 Device: Kobo Sage 32gb, Kindle Paperwhite	I'm currently selfhosting Calibre-Web on my own infrastructure using Cloudflare Tunnels and it is such a headache to maintain. It's better than rolling your own reverse proxy and generating SSL certs with Traefik and Let's Encrypt, but large file downloads from Cloudflare is against their ToS, even if you are proxying. They have a whole FAQ about selfhosting using their services. I have found an options that solve this problem, at least for me, and does not involve Linode or DigitalOcean: PikaPods. This service takes care of your hosting and maintenance, you own your content and can remove it at any time, and there are multiple "pods" you can deploy. These are just containerized open source apps that help the devs keep building, each pod costing a small fee each month, depending on the pod you deploy. I am using this for Audiobookshelf, Calibre-Web, and Ghost, services I could selfhost, but find not worth the headache. I selfhost tons of stuff but just don't want to deal with reverse proxies using Cloudflare Tunnels and messing with DNS and pointing the ip of those servers to Cloudflare or with Traefik or Caddy for that matter.

07-27-2024, 02:02 PM	#48
PeterT Grand Sorcerer Posts: 12,773 Karma: 75003038 Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Toronto Device: Libra H2O, Libra Colour	Many thanks for mentioning Pikapods. I used to self host a few servers on a mini pc, but unfortunately lost that device along with many other things. Since then I was self hosting a Mealie instance (recipe manager) in a docker container on a Chromebook; which worked but had a few drawbacks. Pikapods ended up being ideal for my needs along with a low cost domain. Sent from my Pixel 7a using Tapatalk

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