Thanks for posting this! I’m trying to follow it myself (Umbrel 1.2.2 and LNBits 0.12.11). My goal is to enable LNURLP over clearnet. My current setup:
- Cloudflare tunnel app installed
- SSL/TLS encryption mode for my domain configured to “full (strict)”
- “Always use HTTPS” setting enabled under Edge Certificates
- Cloudflare tunnel set up to route lnbits.mydomain.com to http://umbrel.local:3007
- Added
HOST: 'lnbits.mydomain.com'to docker-compose - Added
FORWARDED_ALLOW_IPS: '*'to docker-compose
With these settings (and actually without those above additions to docker-compose, too), I get the following message when I load the LNURLP extension UI:
LNURLs need to be delivered over a publicly accessible https domain or Tor onion.
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I also get a 500 error when I attempt to create an LNURL.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
EDIT
I got it working.
A deep googling rabbit hole brought me to this github issue.
In particular, this comment links to this docker-compose file with recommended updates to get LNURL functions to work over clearnet via reverse proxy (or Cloudflare tunnel in my case; again note my domain SSL/TLS setting above in my post).
Specifically, the two docker-compose file additions that got it working for me given the above setup were:
- Adding
PROXY_TRUST_UPSTREAM: "true"in theapp_proxyservice - Adding
command: uvicorn lnbits.__main__:app --port "3007" --host "0.0.0.0" --forwarded-allow-ips="*"in thewebservice
Note in #2 above I replaced $APP_LNBITS_PORT from that linked example docker-compose file with "3007" because in the version of the LNBits docker-compose file for Umbrel 1.2.2 / LNBits 0.12.11, ports and IPs are hard-coded rather than being defined as variables. YMMV.
Now to get zapping!