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Any dates on supporting range of ports to my running sqlite/db instance on? ex) 5999-8999 edit: not sure why this is being downvoted? not being able to define

by purim 4y ago

Any dates on supporting range of ports to my running sqlite/db instance on? ex) 5999-8999 edit: not sure why this is being downvoted? not being able to define a range of port seems like a huge oversight. the forums there are not very active so I am asking here.

mrkurt 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32251586 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32251586 This is answered in the forums, too: https://community.fly.io/t/new-feature-every-public-port-now-allowed-for-tcp-services-this-means-http-too/3624 https://community.fly.io/t/new-feature-every-public-port-now...
sgbeal 4y ago
> edit: not sure why this is being downvoted? not being able to define a range of port seems like a huge oversight. It's likely been downvoted because your feature request demonstrates that you're not asking about sqlite. sqlite has no server element, and therefore no ports which need using. > the forums there are not very active so I am asking here. You're apparently not looking at the correct forums. As one of the sqlite forum moderators, i can say with some degree of authority that its forum is well-visited.
- purim 4y ago
  - simonw 4y ago
    Your original comment didn't clarify that you were talking about ports on a Fly.io instance, which I imagine is why people didn't understand the relevance of your question.
    - duskwuff 4y ago
      And even if the parent is asking about Fly.io, I don't see how that's relevant to a blog post about SQLite.
  - sgbeal 4y ago
    > Do you work for fly.io? Horrible way to represent the company like this! Wha!?!?? The top post is very specifically about sqlite3, not fly.io (whatever that is). Your comment about it was taken entirely within the context of sqlite, not fly.io (whatever that is). > Why would I be on sqlite forums? Because this whole thread is about sqlite and your post said "the forums," implying sqlite's forums, not fly.io's (whatever that is). Edit: is see now that the article is hosted on fly.io (whatever that is), but the article is still entirely about sqlite, not fly.io (whatever that is).
    - purim 4y ago
    - tptacek 4y ago
      Whatever that is?! Hey now!

by purim 4y ago

mrkurt 4y ago

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32251586 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32251586 This is answered in the forums, too: https://community.fly.io/t/new-feature-every-public-port-now-allowed-for-tcp-services-this-means-http-too/3624 https://community.fly.io/t/new-feature-every-public-port-now...

sgbeal 4y ago

> edit: not sure why this is being downvoted? not being able to define a range of port seems like a huge oversight. It's likely been downvoted because your feature request demonstrates that you're not asking about sqlite. sqlite has no server element, and therefore no ports which need using. > the forums there are not very active so I am asking here. You're apparently not looking at the correct forums. As one of the sqlite forum moderators, i can say with some degree of authority that its forum is well-visited.

purim 4y ago
- simonw 4y ago
  Your original comment didn't clarify that you were talking about ports on a Fly.io instance, which I imagine is why people didn't understand the relevance of your question.
  - duskwuff 4y ago
    And even if the parent is asking about Fly.io, I don't see how that's relevant to a blog post about SQLite.
- sgbeal 4y ago
  > Do you work for fly.io? Horrible way to represent the company like this! Wha!?!?? The top post is very specifically about sqlite3, not fly.io (whatever that is). Your comment about it was taken entirely within the context of sqlite, not fly.io (whatever that is). > Why would I be on sqlite forums? Because this whole thread is about sqlite and your post said "the forums," implying sqlite's forums, not fly.io's (whatever that is). Edit: is see now that the article is hosted on fly.io (whatever that is), but the article is still entirely about sqlite, not fly.io (whatever that is).
  - purim 4y ago
  - tptacek 4y ago
    Whatever that is?! Hey now!