Hi,
I try to get contents from an https webpage (for example https://galsarig.com/api) with Arduino UNO R4 WiFi by connecting to my home WiFi network.
I am using the example "Wi-Fi® Web Client" from this tutorial: https://docs.arduino.cc/tutorials/uno-r4-wifi/wifi-examples/ - The connection to the WiFi network is working, but I cannot get the the contents :(
I've changed the port from 80 to 443, below is the modified code.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks !!

#include "WiFiS3.h" #include "arduino_secrets.h" ///////please enter your sensitive data in the Secret tab/arduino_secrets.h char ssid[] = SECRET_SSID; // your network SSID (name) char pass[] = SECRET_PASS; // your network password (use for WPA, or use as key for WEP) int keyIndex = 0; // your network key index number (needed only for WEP) int status = WL_IDLE_STATUS; // if you don't want to use DNS (and reduce your sketch size) // use the numeric IP instead of the name for the server: //IPAddress server(74,125,232,128); // numeric IP for Google (no DNS) char server[] = "galsarig.com"; // name address for Google (using DNS) // Initialize the Ethernet client library // with the IP address and port of the server // that you want to connect to (port 80 is default for HTTP): WiFiClient client; /* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ void setup() { /* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ //Initialize serial and wait for port to open: Serial.begin(9600); while (!Serial) { ; // wait for serial port to connect. Needed for native USB port only } // check for the WiFi module: if (WiFi.status() == WL_NO_MODULE) { Serial.println("Communication with WiFi module failed!"); // don't continue while (true); } String fv = WiFi.firmwareVersion(); if (fv < WIFI_FIRMWARE_LATEST_VERSION) { Serial.println("Please upgrade the firmware"); } // attempt to connect to WiFi network: while (status != WL_CONNECTED) { Serial.print("Attempting to connect to SSID: "); Serial.println(ssid); // Connect to WPA/WPA2 network. Change this line if using open or WEP network: status = WiFi.begin(ssid, pass); // wait 10 seconds for connection: delay(10000); } printWifiStatus(); Serial.println("\nStarting connection to server..."); // if you get a connection, report back via serial: if (client.connect(server, 443) { Serial.println("connected to server"); // Make a HTTP request: client.println("GET /api HTTP/1.1"); client.println("Host: galsarig.com"); client.println("Connection: close"); client.println(); } } /* just wrap the received data up to 80 columns in the serial print*/ /* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ void read_response() { /* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ uint32_t received_data_num = 0; while (client.available()) { /* actual data reception */ char c = client.read(); /* print data to serial port */ Serial.print(c); /* wrap data to 80 columns*/ received_data_num++; if(received_data_num % 80 == 0) { Serial.println(); } } } /* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ void loop() { /* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ read_response(); // if the server's disconnected, stop the client: if (!client.connected()) { Serial.println(); Serial.println("disconnecting from server."); client.stop(); // do nothing forevermore: while (true); } } /* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ void printWifiStatus() { /* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ // print the SSID of the network you're attached to: Serial.print("SSID: "); Serial.println(WiFi.SSID()); // print your board's IP address: IPAddress ip = WiFi.localIP(); Serial.print("IP Address: "); Serial.println(ip); // print the received signal strength: long rssi = WiFi.RSSI(); Serial.print("signal strength (RSSI):"); Serial.print(rssi); Serial.println(" dBm"); } 

CLASSIC-STYLE HARDCORE SKYBLOCK

• New (Started 05/14)
• Versions: 1.20.4 to 1.20.6

IP Address: 135.148.124.185
Many years ago, skyblock was the number one gamemode in minecraft. Now, it’s a wasteland. The few servers left are overly complex, have pointless features, have a /shop where everything can be bought for pennies, and only donors or the admin's friends can get ahead.
Bountycraft fixes this. This is a classic-style skyblock server. Based largely on my experience playing Skyblock as a little kid a decade ago.
This server is authentic, simple and fair. Offering the skyblock plugin, the iconic original island, and chestshop for a player-run economy. That's it.
There's no pay-to-win, no endless spam, GUIs or tutorials, no ranks, no admin shops that kill the economy, no kits, no crates, no spawned-in items, and so on. It's not easy, everything has to done by the players themselves
Built by players who experienced skyblock at it's best, for a new generation of islanders.
Bountycraft is a tribute and a successor to the golden-era of Skyblock servers. Skyblock as it's meant to be.
It's rustic and rough around the edges, that's on purpose and how it should be. I’m hoping to create a chilled out, friendly environment, where you can be as competitive or casual as you want.
RULES -> No hacking, cheating, exploits, hateful language, bullying, toxicity... basically don't be a dick. That pretty much covers it but more detailed rules can be found ingame. Fairness is going to be paramount on here, so you can be assured that players caught cheating will just be banned immediately.
NOTES ->

You cannot buy ANYTHING at spawn or an adminshop. If you want something, you have to get it yourself or find a player who will sell it to you. The economy is setup to be built and handled by the players themselves, you can make your own shops and there's a place at the spawn for players to advertize their own private shops or businesses.
PvP is off by default, but each player can toggle it on/off if they want to PvP on an island or make their own arenas

It started a week ago today, a few people have started playing, but it would be nice to get a small community. If you want to play proper skyblock in a fair, equal, friendly environment, come check it out =)

Comment on what else you want or discuss what I added
Cancelable Ults
More Jades
Treasure chest/ warp trotters refresh
Limited time Event LCs (Before The Tutorial Mission Begins) added to LC Shop
Expand the Servers so Overseas can add there friends in NA servers
Add more Songs to Robins Ultimate
Make Robins Ultimate song toggleable No turning off music is not good enough because sometimes you just want to vibe to the music but not Robin (not me I like girlypop)
Fate Crossover please 🥺
COSTUMES/ALT SKINS!!!!!
Pom Pom Banner
ADD LIKE 5 OF THE TECHNIQUE POINT BREAKABLES IN PURE FICTION AND MoC SO WE DONT NEED TO WASTE 5 MINUTES TRYING TO GET ADVENTURINE TO DO HIS BEST SHIELDS!!!!!
Animated/voiced LCs
More Cat Cake Overlords
Being able to turn On and Off specific Eidolons
Extending the time limit for Livestream Jades and or just giving them to us in the mail system with a hyperlink to the stream in your language smh
ADD THE VOICE LINES TO THE SPECIAL ULTIMATE MOVE DURING THE NEW BOSS FIGHT IN ECHOS OF WAR
Pvp mode with fixed relic stats you can pick from same with LCs and no leaderboards (or just make it ranked like literally every pvp ever)

As the title says, I am getting the screen saying that the game is not available in the area I am in once Poi Viewer completely loads. Normally, what should be greeting me once Poi Viewer is completely loaded is the game page showing ships like Fumizuki, Mogami, Fubuki, Haruna, and Tatsuta as well as the button to log in.
At first, I tried restarting Poi Viewer a few times thinking it will fix the issue. However, that didn't work. Next, I tried entering the General DMM Cookie-based Block code in the Console of Poi Viewer's Developer Tools. However, I get an error from doing so (doing the same in Google Chrome after logging in to my DMM account works though). In the end, I connected to a Japanese VPN server and Poi Viewer loaded the game page (and I was able to play the game).
Oh yeah, if it helps identify the issue, the version of the Poi Viewer I am using is 10.6.0 while KCCacheProxy is 2.6.1. Also, I was able to access the game page (and play the game) through Poi Viewer without using VPN yesterday.
Does anybody know what issue I am having?

Every tutorial online is for text, not for images. I try to do the same thing and the results are not it. WHAT DO I DO? I also have no clude how to upload images to reddit because everytime I try it says this server does not support this file. Bro its a png..... PLEASE HELP.

I'm trying to make a 2p online multiplayer card game in Unity and I'm trying to learn how to use NGO accompanied with Unity's RelayService and LobbyService (still fairly new to NGO). I've already made a lobby system using the LobbyService where players can create new and join existing lobbies with their own username (would later be replaced by non-anonymous authentication).
What I have at the moment when the lobby has 2 players (one of which will be the Host of both the lobby and the following game/NetworkManager, the other is a Client in both) is that once a start button is pressed on the host side, the host will create allocation for a relay (based off of this tutorial) and set a "Start Game" flag in the Data of the lobby to the room code of the relay so that clients know when the game is started, and what join code to use for the relay. It then starts the NetworkManager for the Host and Client, and transitions into GameScene using the NetworkManager on the Host side:
NetworkManager.Singleton.SceneManager.LoadScene("GameScene", UnityEngine.SceneManagement.LoadSceneMode.Single);
This works fine, and both the Host and Client load into the GameScene. But I struggle to come up with a good way to implement a Match Handler, which is (or for now should be) response for handling turn order, setting the "phase" of the game (the game is divided into rounds with 3 phases per round and an intermission) and handling the behavior of each phase like drawing cards to each Player from an internal deck or drawing them as open community cards, handling a player's actions during their turn and handling Health Points for both players. It should probably be server side, but that's as far as I can think of currently.
What are some recommended ways to implement a game system like this that is synchronized between both the host player and the client in Unity using NGO?

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Hi there,
Here is my setup:
Office:

• Bluetooth headset (Anker Soundcore Space One) which can also be used with a cable
• Alternatively, the built-in laptop microphone (Dell XPS 15 9530)
• Ubuntu 24.04
• Laptop positioned diagonally in front of me on the desk
• Video calls via Microsoft Teams in the browser, as there is no desktop client for Linux

Home Office:

• Same headset, laptop, operating system, and Microsoft Teams setup
• Laptop still positioned diagonally on the desk
• Additionally, a Logitech C920 webcam, which also has built-in microphones

Personal:

• Desktop PC with Pop_OS!
• C920 webcam
• For video calls, almost exclusively use Discord with the desktop client

My primary goal is to have the best sound quality in Microsoft Teams. I understand that using a cable instead of Bluetooth is better, as Bluetooth doesn’t even allow me to select A2DP or SBC-XQ once the microphone is activated. And if the output quality deteriorates so much, the input via Bluetooth won’t be great either. Sure, I could test each microphone by recording a short sound clip to find out which sounds best. Additionally, I’d like to have the option to suppress background noise if possible. In the office, it’s very disruptive when nearby colleagues are also on calls, causing feedback. At home, I’d prefer if my young daughter’s loud interruptions were not picked up.
For Discord, we regularly host an online book club with friends. Three friends share a laptop, which is awful because Discord’s voice detection cuts off the first few seconds of each new speaker. My wife and I use separate PCs to avoid this issue. Now, a new person will join us on-site, meaning there will be three of us in one room and the other group in another room. We’ll be seated in front of the webcam, whether at the desk or in the living room with the PC and webcam connected to the TV. I can’t estimate the distance yet.
When I connect the headset with a cable, Microsoft Teams gives me these options:
https://preview.redd.it/b78jd8fkiq1d1.png?width=308&format=png&auto=webp&s=49c232ff4cf40a4e50801573d27a79aa922ece99
The second microphone one does not seem to work. OthersS won't hear me. What are them?
My priority is the work scenario. Audio settings in the browser are much more limited than in the Discord desktop client. In general, I’d like to know if there are any tools to optimize voice recognition and noise suppression?
Additionally, with output on Ubuntu with headset and cable, I hear a constant background hissing. When I open audio settings in Ubuntu, I hear one crackling sound and the hissing is gone. When I close the options, the hissing is back. When I am in Microsoft Teams and the headset is in use, the hissing also is gone. I can only put the hardware in transparency and noise-cancelling mode. Normal is not available, at least on Linux. On Android with the App, I think the option is available. Is there a solution for that.
Are there any extensive tutorials for Audio setup on Linux that explain different audio server, codecs, connection methods and tools how to manage is effectively?

I have a single network interface on Ubuntu 22, eth0, which has my actual internet Ip address with subnet 255.255.248.0
I want to set up a DHCP server on that machine so that it gives out local IPs.
The tutorials I found for starting a DHCP server say that I should assign a local IP to the network interface, such as 192.168.x.x, but I can't do that with eth0 because then it would kill my internet.
So my question is, what is the best way to go about this. eth0 needs to stay configured as-is, so would I create another network interface on that box which handles the local IP of the machine?
Sort of lost as to where I go working around the actual eth0 and setting up an interface for local.

Hi Leetcoders! I wanted to share a successful profile of someone that landed jobs at Meta, Google, and Microsoft with 2 YOE and a Master's degree.
The interview journey is long and difficult. Reviewing someone else's successful interview preparation process and the interview questions they were asked could be super useful to prepare for your own interviews.
Take a break from Leetcode and let's see how they achieved it.
YOE: 2
Previous Company: JP Morgan
Highest Education: Master's
Background: Fullstack Software Engineer

Interview Preparation

Behavioral

• YT videos by Dan Croitor
• Understand various Leadership principles.
• Go through your Resume and write stories following STAR approach Your story should project at-least one of the attribute such as taking lead, resolving conflicts, dealing with ambiguity etc..
• Read, Rehearse and Repeat.

Technical
Coding

• Leetcode
  • Would recommend buying premium subscription. It's worth it.
  • Try to do daily Leetcode challenges. It helps you in being consistent and also covers variety of problems.
  • I used Explore card of Google and Facebook and tried to solve most of the problems.
  • Top 100 questions by frequency.
  • Top 75 LC curated: https://leetcode.com/list/xi4ci4ig/
• Cracking the Coding Interview book
• YT channels/videos:
  • Data Structure lectures by Abdul Bari
  • Graph Theory by Willian Fiset
• Few Tips:
  • Try to solve a problem by yourself, even if you are not able to come-up with an optimal solution.
  • Think about time and space complexity of your solution. Identify sections which can be optimised and think of a better solution/ data structure.
  • After understanding the approach, try to implement it yourself without taking a look at code. This would help you in really understanding the concept.
  • Try to beat 90% of solutions by runtime.

System Design

• Book: DDIA (MUST READ if targeting Google)
• Book: System Design Interview by Alex Xu
• System Design Primer by Donne Martin
• Courses - Groking the System Design and Groking the Advanced System Design
• YT:
  • System Design Interview videos by Mikhail Smarshchok.
  • InfoQ videos and presentations
  • Go through Architecture of popular systems such as GFS, Kafka, Cassandra etc.

Interview Experiences

Accepted: Meta, Google, Microsoft
Rejected: Uber, Atlassian

Meta

Only did Leetcode daily challenges this month and went through 10-15 FB tagged problems(sorted by frequency) before the interview. Spent 1-2 days in preparing for behavioural round as well (writing stories following STAR approach).
Had 2 coding + 1 product design + 1 behavioural round with Facebook.
In 1 coding round I had to solve 2 LC mediums and in other round 1 LC easy and 1 LC Hard was given. Solved all 4 problems. These were all variations of FB tagged problems on Leetcode and if you have solved them, it's fairly easy. Yep, FB is very predictable w.r.t. coding.I had very strong feedback for 2 coding rounds, good feedback for behavioural but my product design round didn't meet E5 expectations. This was I believe happened due to following reasons:

• Never did a mock-up before or gave any product design interview before. This was the first time for me in an interview setup so was a bit nervous a well. I would highly recommend doing some mock interviews.
• I had prepared extensively for system design which focuses heavily on the system side (Database, Schema, Partitioning, Replication etc.). In product design, you are expected to focus more on the API side and High level functionality. I was not given a choice between product design and system design round. Talk to your recruiter and see if you can schedule the round where you are strong at.

Recruiter reached out to me and offered to send my packet to HC for E4 as feedback for product design didn't meet the bar for E5. I declined as it was not worth and a down-level for my experience.

Google

I had 3 coding rounds , 1 system design and 1 googlyness round.
Round 1 (Coding): 1 ambiguous problem with follow-ups. Expectation was to gather requirements and frame the problem statement. Once the scope was defined I provided few solutions with Time/Space complexities. Coded the same. Had few follow-ups w.r.t. what changes I'd make to make it thread-safe etc. This went well.
Round 2(Coding): 2 problems were given. First was related to 2-D matrix and 2nd was a graph problem. Solved both.
Round 3(Coding): A problem statement was given related to a e-commerce website. Had to gather requirements and once the scope was clear I understood it was a graph problem. Provided solutions using both DFS and BFS approach, implemented using DFS. Follow-up was again how to make it thread-safe. Next was kind of LLD question where I was given a problem and was expected to define classes/schema and relations. I provided a generic solution which would scale even for cases outside of problem statement scope.
Round 4(System Design): Was a given a problem related to a real life scenario. Very practical but not something you'd find on any YT channel or course. Since I had never seen the problem before there were no biases or known design in my mind. Kept it simple from the beginning. After gathering functional and non-functional requirements and some back-of-the-envelope estimations presented a very simple high level design. I literally drew just 3 components: client, server and a database. Then started talking about how I can scale each layer and talked about trade-offs as well. This was 1 hr round and first 45 mins went pretty well. In last 15 minutes I wasn't sure about what to talk about more as I was not getting any feedback from my interviewer. I believe he only talked during first 10 mins when I was gathering requirements and he had to answer my queries. In last 15 mins I thought of providing an algorithm of how to implement my approach and talked about few data-structures as well (although this might not be in scope of system design round). After the interview I knew it won't be a No Hire but was also not sure whether it would be Lean Hire or Hire etc.
Round 5(Googlyness): This was the best round. I discussed about various scenarios and situations following the STAR approach. I had prepared a lot of answers w.r.t. ambiguity, leadership, conflict, strengths etc. but I was kind of surprised as he didn't ask any direct questions which you usually prepare. I guess I only used 1 prepared story and rest was on the fly. But if you had prepared enough, you'll know what to answer and how to answer and would be able to relate to it using one of your experiences/projects.
Problems asked in Google were not directly from LC or any other platform. If you had practiced enough, you'll be able to solve them.Make sure you gather requirements, ask questions before jumping to solution. Keep talking and explain your thought process through-out. This is very important as interviewer would be able to judge you better and provide hints, if required.

Microsoft

Round 1 (Coding): It was a online assessment round. I had to solve 2 problems in 90 mins time. These 2 problems were new to me and I didn't find them on Leetcode. I'll categorize them as LC medium from algorithm perspective. But I had to write a lot of boiler-plate code unlike the usual LC mediums. You are given few visible test-cases and option to add custom test-cases. When you submit, 10-12 hidden test-cases are executed which are only visible post submission. So make sure you write your own test-cases well. After talking to various folks and going through community discussions, I also focused on code quality.I was able to solve both of them in 60 mins. Spent next 15 mins in adding comments in various functions to explain what they were doing. I also mentioned time and space complexity wherever I felt it was required. This is really important as this was not the screening round for me but an actual coding round where I would be judged not just on code correctness but also on code quality/modularity.My score was 100% (I passed all the visible and hidden test-cases for both the problems)
Round 2(Coding): 2 LC mediums with follow-ups. This went really well. Since we completed the coding exercise in ~35 mins, spent next 10 mins discussing my work experience/projects.
Round 3(LLD): First 10-15 mins were spent on my work experience. I had to design a Parking-Lot. Went well. You can find a lot of example/tutorials on Youtube etc.
Round 4(HLD): This was the Hiring Manager round. First 20 mins spent on my projects and various discussions w.r.t. how I handled a particular scenario and why I chose one technology over other. Next was given a popular HLD question. I did very well here. I believe this round differentiated between L63/L64 level and given my interview performance, I was offered L64 eventually.
Round 5(Director): This was mostly project discussions and behavioural questions. Nothing technical. Went well.

Uber

Screening Round: This was rather unexpected as interviewer gave me a LC Hard graph problem!! Who expects a LC hard in screening ? Well, Graph theory is one of my favourite and kind of my strength too, so I solved the problem well within time limit. At the start of the interview she told that if I could write the psuedo-code, that'd we fine too. But since we had time, I wrote some test-cases and tried the ones she copied pasted as well. All worked, pheww.
Round 1(Coding): 2 LC medium types. 1 related to Linked-List and other binary tree problem. Solved both.
Round 2(Coding): 1 data-structure design problem with lot of follow-ups including making it thread safe. Similar to Design a HashMap with custom O(1) operations. I was able to come up with design and implemented the same with O(1) complexity. Couldn't find the variation given to me on Leetcode.
Round 3(System Design): Design Uber. (yep, LOL)
Round 4 (Hiring Manager): Mostly project discussions and Behavioural questions.
Round 5 (Behavioural) - Cancelled. I received offers from Google and Microsoft and asked them to cancel as I had a deadline to make a decision on offers.

Atlassian

I felt Atlassian's interviews are really practical and they don't ask questions which you won't be expected to solve on a daily-basis. No screening round here, just a 30 min discussion with recruiter before scheduling interviews:
Round 1(Coding) : 1 problem was given. I was expected to code the same in my preferred IDE (IntelliJ, Eclipse etc.). Focus was mostly on data-structures and code quality. The algorithm itself was really easy if you chose correct data-structures. I used HashMap, Set and PriorityQueue in my solution. Created multiple classes, methods etc. Wrote a few test-cases. You end-up writing a lot of boiler-plate code in IDE as you need to write the main class and method, instantiate everything and then create test-cases. I even used a debugger to debug one of the test-case. This round went well.
Round 2(Machine Coding): Asked to implement a Rate-Limiter. Used an IDE again. Was given 1 problem statement and was expected to write a Object-oriented and modular code. This also went well.
Feedback of both the rounds were positive and recruiter scheduled 3 more rounds for me. 1 Design and 2 Cultural fit types. But I had to cancel them all as I had a deadline to make a decision on offers.

Closing Advice

Do not try to memorize or cram anything, it's useless. Instead try to deeply understand concepts and be curious. That's the only way to make this more enjoyable. It's a difficult journey but it will all be worth it at the end!
I hope this provides some perspective on the blackbox SWE interviews and helps you prepare better!
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Disclaimer - green as it gets with Unreal (and reddit), so apologies in advance for any breaches of decorum or if I'm supposed to be posting this somewhere else, I tried looking for an active "unreal help".
Been working with Various tutorials on a project, currently attempting to make a very basic turn-based TCG. In case anyone might be interested I can always send what tutorials I followed as well, not all the way sure about rules surrounding posting links to people's content here (leaning no).
If it would help to be able to see the very basic stuff I'm working with, here is an imgur link.
Before I instituted the menu the game followed a very simple "click card, move card" (not well, I was following a TBS tutorial so my "cards" currently float around and aren't very card-like). But when a "move" or "attack" action was observed, it was capable of switching the turns which was indicated by the brown banner at the top. The game is capable of setting players to be player 0 and 1, and there are 2 distinct starting locations for the player cameras to spawn in. Based on my understanding of the flow, this happens right as the game map is launched. Once two players are connected, then player0 is told "Your Turn".
When I added this "menu" into the mix, the game failed to startup the players correctly, as now both the "netMode: Server" and "client1" screens both say "opponent's turn" instead of one of them starting with a "your turn". I think this all has to do with the fact that I might not understand how the "Event BeginPlay" event works and how it interacts with other events. I also might be messing up when it comes to setting up which game mode points where. As you can see in one of the screenshots the client and server are staring at two different scenes. The one with 3 cards being the "Minimal_default", and the one with two being "Card_Table".
As I said, I think there are a few things going wrong here, and I'd love some help figuring this out. If there's anything I can clarify I'd be happy to do so. Thank you for any help you might be willing to offer.

Hey!
Just like the title says. I'm trying to add mods to my godlike server I just got. I'm having trouble understanding how to manually add mods to the server.
My server is Bedrock Vanilla. Also, godlike giving no tutorials on how to do this makes the problem even worse. Does anybody have experience w this?

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Im trying to make wild dodos aggressive.
I cant find a server setting for this, I tried cheat ForceGiveBuff Buff_RageEffect_RareFlower true. this is a temporary buff though,
I then went to the workshop, I found a mod called "everything hates you" where you craft a thing that makes everything aggressive. this is an option, but Id rather the dodos are all just permanently aggressive forever.
Is this a thing Im going to need to learn how to mod myself? if so, are there any good ARK modkit UE4 tutorials that arent terrible?

Keep trying to set up a modded minecraft server and im following a hostinger academy tutorial and i keep running into issues on getting the server to start after i download forge onto it any help would be awesome!!

I am trying to setup a live square map for my Minecraft server to be public outside of my network.
https://github.com/jpenilla/squaremap - the project
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B32jKKXgGmY - a YouTube tutorial on how to setup
https://squaremap-demo.jpenilla.xyz/ - a public live example
I have a port on my network x for the square map
I am using duckdns for my routing.
Lets say my domain is domain.com
I want the url to be map.pny.domain.com point to custom.duckdns.org:x
Port x returns a webpage but it is http and not https so the type HTTPS does not work.
Is there any way to do this in the DNS settings of CloudFlare without the HTTPS record type, or is there a value I can put that will look for a http website and not an https website?
Currently if I request :x it correctly returns the web page.