08:20 <home> i want to murder caio

11:06 <korrus> Hello! I've tried to install sandstorm with the sandcats domain service. So I installed it and verified it's running, ran `sandstorm admin-token` and went to the generated url, but am greeted with "connection not secure" - so I add an exception and it takes me to a 404. When I try to access it from my example.sandcats.io I am taken to my router login. What can I try next?

11:09 <sknebel> sounds like you are missing port forward to the machine running sandstorm in your router?

11:09 <korrus> Thanks, I will try to set one up!

14:04 <korrus> I have set up my own hosting and can access it from my devices on the local network, but not from outside it. From my phone on its data plan it's waiting for response for a long time and then says "Secure Connection failed". I'm not very knowledgeable about networking; where should I look to solve this?

14:39 <sknebel> did you set up a port forwarding?

14:40 <sknebel> if you want to reach it from outside your network, your router has to redirect network traffic from the outside to the computer running sandstorm

14:42 <sknebel> korrus: more specific: what did you try/change since your question before ~4 hours ago?

14:43 <korrus> Yes. I have port forwarding set up. Without it, I get a 404 even from within the network. Perhaps I have set it up incorrectly?

14:45 <sknebel> ah, so the sandcats.io now works inside your network?

14:45 <korrus> Here is what my port forwarding looks like on my router admin page http://imgur.com/Y77sx8u

14:46 <korrus> Indeed it does

14:46 <sknebel> WAN port should be 443 as well

14:46 <korrus> Ahh

14:47 <sknebel> (or whatever port your running sandstorms HTTPS on)

14:47 <korrus> It still behaves the same. Maybe I need to give it some time to take effect?

14:48 <korrus> I simply replaced 4 with 443 in wan port

14:48 <sknebel> what OS are you on?

14:49 <korrus> OpenSuse Leap

14:50 <sknebel> does "dig <your-sandcats.io-address> any" return your external IP address, or an internal one?

14:52 <sknebel> (I would expect sandcats to get that right, but haven't got a better idea right now)

14:54 <korrus> Under answer section it displays what I assume to be my external address, and SERVER reports my internal gateway address

14:55 <sknebel> looks right

14:58 <sknebel> I'm out of ideas right now, sorry. I hope someone else has an idea :/

14:59 <korrus> Thanks for your time anyway!

14:59 <sknebel> (oh, maybe you have to allow it additionally in your router firewall somewhere? )

15:01 <korrus> I can't turn it off, but I can put it to a lower security level. I'll try it

15:02 <sknebel> maybe you need to add an exception for port 443 there as well

15:02 <korrus> It doesn't seem to help. But it may be the culprit since it states that it will drop incoming connections

15:03 <korrus> The lowest security level only as much as acknowledges inbound connections but drops them

22:51 <mnutt> I'm working on what I hope is a slightly more secure way to preview files in Davros. Since a lot of people here are spend time thinking about frontend security I would appreciate any feedback you all may have on it: https://github.com/mnutt/davros/pull/35

22:51 <mnutt> *are spending