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Not yet. I did a fresh install on a new EC2 server. Cloudflare tunnel seems to be connected correctly i.e. the handshake is successful, and when I hit the URL, I get the cloudflare 404 page that shows the app is down. @lilshalom (is that how you tag in Lemmy?) I'm having trouble figuring out EC2 logs - I'm pretty new to AWS. But I'm pretty confident at this point that the tunnel is setup correctly, but for some reason, it cannot connect to the app. For what it's worth, I did have it all working on my local raspberry pi. I'll tinker a bit more and then I'll probably try the app's GitHub issues page and see if the dev can chime in