Download, configure and run Cloudflare tunnels for Start9 services

cloudflare_tunnels.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Warn and prompt
read -p "Note, this script is reckless! You should not be exposing your Start9 the 
Internet like this. This will allow Cloudflare to read all processed data.
Do you really want to continue?? [Y/N]" -n 1 -r
if [[ $REPLY =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then

# Variables
TUNNEL_NAME=start9
TUNNEL_CONFIG=${HOME}/${TUNNEL_NAME}_tunnel.yml
CLOUDFLARED_DIR=${HOME}/.cloudflared
BOLD=$(tput bold) # Start bold text
NORMAL=$(tput sgr0) # Stop bold text; turn off all attributes

# Place each domain.name_cert.pem in $HOME, example:
#
# $ ls $HOME
# domain1.com_cert.pem  domain2.com_cert.pem
DOMAINS=('domain1.com' 'domain2.com')

# SERVICES_FILE is a csv file, example:
#
# services.csv
# -----
# service,public_hostname,protocol,port
# btcpayserver,btcpay.domain1.com,http,
# mempool,mempool.domain2.com,http,8080
# nostr,nostr.domain1.com,http,8080
# nostr,nostr.domain2.com,http,8080
SERVICES_FILE=${HOME}/services.csv

# download and install cloudflared
curl -L --output cloudflared.deb https://github.com/cloudflare/cloudflared/releases/latest/download/cloudflared-linux-amd64.deb && 
sudo dpkg -i cloudflared.deb 

# This section deals with stopping cloudflared and removing installed services
## Stop cloudflared service
sudo systemctl stop cloudflared 2> /dev/null
## Remove cloudflared service
sudo cloudflared service uninstall 2> /dev/null
## Kill all clourdflared processes by id
CLOUDFLARED_PIDS=$(pidof cloudflared)
if [[ -n $CLOUDFLARED_PIDS ]]; then sudo kill $CLOUDFLARED_PIDS; fi

# Check if cert files exists for each domain
for DOMAIN in ${DOMAINS[@]}; do
    if [[ -e ${HOME}/${DOMAIN}_cert.pem ]]; then
        echo "INFO: ${HOME}/${DOMAIN}_cert.pem exists."
    else
        echo "${BOLD}WARN: ${HOME}/${DOMAIN}_cert.pem does not exist${NORMAL}. Running \`cloudflared tunnel login\`.."
        sleep 5
        rm -fv ${CLOUDFLARED_DIR}/cert.pem
        cloudflared tunnel login
        echo "INFO: Copying ${CLOUDFLARED_DIR}/cert.pem to ${HOME}/${DOMAIN}_cert.pem"
        cp -fv ${CLOUDFLARED_DIR}/cert.pem ${HOME}/${DOMAIN}_cert.pem
    fi

    ## List and delete existing tunnels
    echo "INFO: List and delete existing tunnels..."
    EXISTING_TUNNELS=$(cloudflared tunnel --origincert ${HOME}/${DOMAIN}_cert.pem list | grep -ve 'You\|CREATED' | awk '{print $1}' | xargs)
    for TUNNEL in $EXISTING_TUNNELS; do
        cloudflared tunnel --origincert ${HOME}/${DOMAIN}_cert.pem info $TUNNEL
        cloudflared tunnel --origincert ${HOME}/${DOMAIN}_cert.pem delete $TUNNEL
    done
done

# Create tunnel and set TUNNEL_ID
TUNNEL_ID=$(cloudflared tunnel --origincert ${HOME}/${DOMAINS[0]}_cert.pem create ${TUNNEL_NAME} | grep Created | awk '{print $NF}')

# Begin creating tunnel config
echo "tunnel: ${TUNNEL_ID}" > ${TUNNEL_CONFIG}
echo -e "credentials-file: ${HOME}/${TUNNEL_ID}.json\n\ningress:" >> ${TUNNEL_CONFIG}

# Read the SERVICES_FILE and ignore the first line
{
    read
    while IFS=, read -r SERVICE PUBLIC_HOSTNAME PROTOCOL PORT; do

        # Set SERVICE_ADDRESS according to empty/non-empty PORT
        if [[ -n ${PORT} ]]; then
            SERVICE_ADDRESS="${PROTOCOL}://${SERVICE}.embassy:${PORT}"
        else
            SERVICE_ADDRESS="${PROTOCOL}://${SERVICE}.embassy"
        fi
        
        # Write ingress rule entries to tunnels config
        echo "  - hostname: ${PUBLIC_HOSTNAME}" >> ${TUNNEL_CONFIG}
        echo "    service: ${SERVICE_ADDRESS}" >> ${TUNNEL_CONFIG}

        # Add PUBLIC_HOSTNAME to tunnel routes using the correct domain certificate
        for DOMAIN in ${DOMAINS[@]}; do
            if [[ ${PUBLIC_HOSTNAME} == *"${DOMAIN}"* ]]; then
                echo "INFO: Adding ${PUBLIC_HOSTNAME} to tunnel routes..."
                cloudflared tunnel --origincert ${HOME}/${DOMAIN}_cert.pem route dns -f ${TUNNEL_ID} $PUBLIC_HOSTNAME
            fi
        done
                
    done
} < $SERVICES_FILE

# Finish writing tunnel config
echo "  - service: http_status:404" >> ${TUNNEL_CONFIG}

# Delete possible conflicting configuration
sudo rm -fv /etc/cloudflared/config.yml
# Install cloudflared service to systemctl
sudo cloudflared --config ${TUNNEL_CONFIG} -f service install

# Restart cloudflared service and display the status
sudo systemctl restart cloudflared.service 
sudo systemctl status cloudflared.service

fi

Oh I see, sorry my mistake.

No apologies necessary, it means that my script could be more clear

Stop using this