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Thanks for your answer Ryan. I completely disabled the firewall (ufw) and it did not do anything. I even disabled AppArmor, still nothing. Now I know it’s coming from my droplet and not from my computer because i still can’t connect to any other ports than 22 even on an unblocked computer… Any of you guys ever been successful opening ports on this kind of droplets?
Before going further I would check that it’s your droplet that is the problem. In order to test quickly I would recommend doing a
service ufw stop
and then see if you can reach your droplet on either 443 or 22. If you can then I would recommend resetting your ufw settings and re-configuring. If you cannot, I would recommend seeing if you can connect to other servers on port 22.