Private networking with ReverseProxy
patrickbauer
HOBBYOP

10 months ago

Hi everyone ^^

Really easy setup. Two websites, one caddy reverse proxy.

Site is reachable on 8080 via public domain just fine:

https://web-production-8574c.up.railway.app/

But trying to get any routing from the reverse proxy fails.

I ssh'd into the reverse proxy service, pinging the internal route works fine, calling a wget against the internal route and port does not - simply runs into a timeout / never returns (see screenshot).

I know there is only IPv6 routing for private networking (even though now there is an information, that IPv4 is also available?). But neither :: nor 0.0.0.0 worked when starting the app (Nitro based server / Tanstack start).

Any pointers? 🙏

Solved

7 Replies

Railway
BOT

10 months ago

Hello!

We're acknowledging your issue and attaching a ticket to this thread.

We don't have an ETA for it, but, our engineering team will take a look and you will be updated as we update the ticket.

Please reply to this thread if you have any questions!


10 months ago

Hello,

This is caused by a known issue with IPv4 private networking that is currently being worked on.

Some packets outright get dropped.

Until we have a fix for this, please disable that flag and create a new project, then recreate the project from scratch.


patrickbauer
HOBBYOP

10 months ago

Thank you. It helped to use [web.railway.internal] instead of web.railway.internal for now. Thank you very much 🙏


10 months ago

Not sure of the relevance of that; how you use the domain does not change the packets that get dropped.


10 months ago

!s


Status changed to Solved brody 10 months ago


Railway
BOT

10 months ago

✅ The ticket Packet loss in Private Networking has been marked as completed.


10 months ago

Hello,

Update here: The previously mentioned issues with IPv4 private networking have been fixed. However, you will need to redeploy the affected services.


Status changed to Awaiting User Response Railway 10 months ago


Railway
BOT

10 months ago

This thread has been marked as solved automatically due to a lack of recent activity. Please re-open this thread or create a new one if you require further assistance. Thank you!

Status changed to Solved Railway 10 months ago


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