container behind cloudflare tunnel about docker-unms HOT 3 CLOSED

After the readme ( https://github.com/Nico640/docker-unms#parameters ), you can expose http port by adding -p 80:80.

Otherwise, you can disable TLS verification in cloudflare: https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/connections/connect-apps/install-and-setup/tunnel-guide/local/local-management/ingress/#notlsverify

Third, you can run uisp behind a reverse proxy like traefik that can manage certs for you.

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Hi, sorry for the late reply, but in addition to the ways sinegar already provided, another way would be to generate a Origin Certificate at Cloudflare and use that for the container via the SSL_CERT and SSL_CERT_KEY environment variables. I personally use the third option that sinegar provided and run UISP behind Traefik. The traefik port is then used for the cloudflared tunnel.
Accessing UISP only via http is not supported because as far as I know, UISP itself doesn't support that either because they use wss (WebSocket over HTTPS) for connecting to the devices.

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Sorry for the even later reply....

Indeed, enabling "No TLS Verify" for in the Public Hostname Page in the Cloudflare tunnel did the trick.
Never thought about going through the options there. Thx for the tip @sinegar !

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