So after some struggling, I recently noticed that there's a firewall flag at the network settings of containers. Can't seem to be controlled by the host/node firewall ports that is being allowed. At least, I think so. Because if I attempt to allow specific ports (in this case 80/443),curling the subdomain inside a container from another container on the same host shows a timeout. Same with LFS GIT, issue with cloning.
80/443 all works, as the (sub)domains work without issue. But the container seems to be having issues reaching (sub)domains. But when I disable the network firewall flag, all works just fine. I'm quite puzzled at this. The subdomain is set in cloudflare, but I disabled its proxy for git purposes. I'd appreciate the help on this matter.
11:58:23.892095 trace git-lfs: tq: enqueue retry #1 after 0.25s for "7680e3bb3730a9491dd729fc13150cf8c8e4c245c8b574d04c211fecd2bdf8a4" (size: 6144): batch response: Post "https://subdomain/teamname/repo.git/info/lfs/objects/batch": dial tcp containerip:443: i/o timeout80/443 all works, as the (sub)domains work without issue. But the container seems to be having issues reaching (sub)domains. But when I disable the network firewall flag, all works just fine. I'm quite puzzled at this. The subdomain is set in cloudflare, but I disabled its proxy for git purposes. I'd appreciate the help on this matter.
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