this is with custom ones

I think

This?

Yes. You can change or add your own dockerfiles too

I'll install it and see 🙂

Yes this gives you more flexibility if you want to build and use a custom image.

So I can technically make windows vm's with it 🤔

Check this deep learning template here. https://github.com/matifali/coder-templates

You can modify and remove stuff as needed. And change the base image to Ubuntu

Yes you should be but the host can't be Linux then.

cuz base is by default Debian right?

I saw smth with windows in the templates thingy

So I am pretty sure it works 😂

In the built-in templates the base is Ubuntu

ah ok

I like ubuntu so I think thats staying

Sorry to ask, but do you know how I can fix a custom domain? When I try to start it, I get an error with:

bash
Warning: The access URL  http://127.0.0.1:3000  isn't externally reachable, this may cause unexpected problems when creating workspaces. Generate a unique *.try.coder.app URL with:

The URL in there isn't even the one I am using in the config? Tunneling works to the

coder.app

domain 🤔

no

not by using docker on a linux host

try to set

bash
CODER_ACCESS_URL=https://yourdomain.com:3000
CODER_ADDRESS=0.0.0.0:3000

in

/etc/coder.d/coder.env

Just saw tailscale support was merged how can I give it a spin? 🙂

What should I enter here?

Trying to mount a workspace on sshfs.

Next release or you can try building the project yourself (

make build

). If your env gives you problems (missing software, etc) you can always try using Nix.

coder relies on

~/.ssh/config

being used for connections to work, if sshfs doesn't use that then you're probably out of luck unless you run an SSH server in your workspace and use

coder port-forward

to forward it locally

Not sure what win sshfs package is in use, this project at least uses the SSH config, but according to this comment there is problems with

ProxyCommand

https://github.com/winfsp/sshfs-win/issues/93#issuecomment-878962015

This is the built-in sshfs in Windows 10

Ok, don't know if it's the same or different, but same thing may apply though.

ssh user and pw