The HTTPS url generated when running 'sail share' throws ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED

[pabloroman]

• Sail Version: 1.9.0
• Laravel Version: 8.54.0
• PHP Version: 8.0.1
• OS: macOS 11.5.1

Description:

When loading the https version of the URL returned by sail share in the browser, the page does not load and gives the error ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED

The non-https url works fine.

The TrustProxies middleware has been modified following the instructions in the documentation: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/sail#sharing-your-site

Steps To Reproduce:

1. Run sail share
2. Visit the https version of the Expose-URL:

Thank you for using expose.
Local-URL:		host.docker.internal:80
Dashboard-URL:		http://127.0.0.1:4040
Expose-URL:		http://7xgkwyajfn.laravel-sail.site:8080
Expose-URL:		https://7xgkwyajfn.laravel-sail.site

[AhmadOf]

I have same issue here on linux ubuntu 20.04, the site can't be reached for https and for http it is keep loading without getting any results.

Sail Version: 1.9.0
Laravel Version: 8.54.0
PHP Version: 8.0.9
OS: Linux, Ubuntu 20.04.01

[driesvints]

Works fine for me so I suspect these are network hiccups on your end.

[paulocastellano]

I have the same problem at POP_OS! 21.04

[finagin]

@driesvints, it's a good idea to use the server and client of the same version, can sail share use a fixed version of the server, and not the latest?

[driesvints]

@finagin I'm not sure how we'd have to enforce that.

[finagin]

@driesvints Check server expose version in config file on laravel-sail.site and use it in sail share

sail/bin/sail

Line 325 in 78d7485

docker run --init --rm -p $SAIL_SHARE_DASHBOARD:4040 -t beyondcodegmbh/expose-server:latest share http://host.docker.internal:"$APP_PORT" \

If some users want to use self hosted expose with newest version we can set version with env variable.
Something like this:

...
export SAIL_SHARE_SUBDOMAIN=${SAIL_SHARE_SUBDOMAIN:-""}
export SAIL_SHARE_VERSION=${SAIL_SHARE_VERSION:-"2.0.2"}  # etc. 2.0.2
...
docker run --init --rm -p $SAIL_SHARE_DASHBOARD:4040 -t beyondcodegmbh/expose-server:"$SAIL_SHARE_VERSION" share http://host.docker.internal:"$APP_PORT" \
...

[driesvints]

@finagin that could maybe work yeah. Maybe you can whip up a PR for Taylor to review?

[Ken-vdE]

Anyone been able to solve this? I still have this exact issue (on Ubuntu)

I have same issue here on linux ubuntu 20.04, the site can't be reached for https and for http it is keep loading without getting any results.

Sail Version: 1.9.0 Laravel Version: 8.54.0 PHP Version: 8.0.9 OS: Linux, Ubuntu 20.04.01

[hyphen81]

Same problem as @Ken-vdE. WSL2 running Ubuntu 20.04. Sail 8.1. Docker version 20.10.12.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70970715/laravel-sail-share-gives-404-or-err-connection-refused

[sneakingJ]

Also the same problem on PopOS 20.04

[Ken-vdE]

@driesvints Can this issue be reopened? It seems more people run into this issue.

[driesvints]

I'll need a way to reproduce this otherwise I can't debug it.

[digitall-it]

I am having the same problem, Expose has just been installed, Sail running on latest Laravel 9.

[tsummerer]

I am having the same problem too.
I can view the http site, but I get a connection refused for https.
I have a colleague in another state who can reproduce.

Sail version 1.15

Here is the Expose output:

Thank you for using expose.
Shared URL:		host.docker.internal:80
Dashboard:		http://127.0.0.1:4040
Public HTTP:		http://yleqmzgsz1.laravel-sail.site:8080
Public HTTPS:		https://yleqmzgsz1.laravel-sail.site

And the error message:

GET https://yleqmzgsz1.laravel-sail.site/
Error: connect ECONNREFUSED 192.241.149.60:443

I'm really at a loss for how to troubleshoot.
Does Laravel own the laravel-sail.site domain? Have they disabled the :443 port?

[driesvints]

@tsummerer we do own laravel-sail.site and afaik we don't disable :443.

[tsummerer]

@driesvints And the Public HTTPS link is working fine for you?

I've tried on my Mac, on my phone with cellular (to rule out modem/network/wifi settings), with browsers and with curl.
I wish I could troubleshoot further, but I just can't get through the door.

~$ curl https://ce7dllkzky.laravel-sail.site
curl: (7) Failed to connect to ce7dllkzky.laravel-sail.site port 443: Connection refused

[driesvints]

I now realize we can't offer https because we'd have to issue certificates for each subdomain. Just use the http version for now.

[digitall-it]

Aren’t you using wildcard certificates?

[taylorotwell]

I haven't configured HTTPS for sail share. Just use the HTTP link.

[sschlein]

If you require HTTPS, you can use https://expose.dev instead of the included sail share command. The free version gives you HTTPS but also a trial for the Pro network with custom subdomains, your own domains, etc

[quanicetea]

I have same issue

• Sail Version: 1.15.1 (latest at now)
• Laravel Version: 9.19
• PHP Version: 8.0.21
• OS: macOS 10.15.7
  
  

[brainmaniac]

@taylorotwell

I haven't configured HTTPS for sail share. Just use the HTTP link.

I am working on an integration against an accounting program. They require HTTPS for the redirect URL (back to my site) once authenticated, when building and testing I need this to point to my local env. So now I'll need to add valet or herd on top of sails. I understand "PRs are welcome" but I just wonder if the HTTPS is about to be implemented soon?

UPDATE:
For anyone else facing a similar issue my workaround became to run ngrok http --region=eu 80 in project root in CLI and get the HTTPS from there. Would be nice if the sails share worked tho.