Is this possible?

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Is this possible?

Chukwithak is trying to set up Discourse at discourse.ebsp.site but is encountering an error 443. Due to limited access and a missing colleague, Chukwithak is struggling to configure the setup. The issue seems to be related to DNS and port configuration. pfaffman has reviewed the provided screenshots and suggests that the setup looks correct, but questions whether the error is related to port 443 and 80 not being available during the discourse-setup process.

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Context, I dont have access to everything and trying to make it work. We’re a small NPO and the gentlemen that helped me get started has kind of disappeared. I think he’s on vacation, but not sure. I cant migrate out of GoDaddy yet… My site is up and running, but I’m trying to put discourse at discourse.ebsp.site and getting error 443.

He holds the cloudflare NS with the wordpress server.

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The top two serevers are his cloudflare.
Bottoom two are mine.

In my cloudflare I have…

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On Digital ocean…

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When trying to install Discourse im getting Error 443

Am I over thinking this? This is all new to me.

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You don’t need anything at the digital ocean dns.

You don’t need to add more ns records than cloudflare told you do.

It looks like things are correct.

You’re saying that when you run discourse-setup you get an error about port 443 and 80 not being available?