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How do I change network settings? #2734

Closed hack3rcon closed 1 month ago

hack3rcon commented 2 months ago

Hello, How do I change network settings? I can't find network settings in docker-compose.yml file.

Thanks.

GuillaumeDSM commented 2 months ago

Hello, Which network setting are you referring to? (web interface / exchange connection / something else ?)

hack3rcon commented 2 months ago

Hello, Which network setting are you referring to? (web interface / exchange connection / something else ?)

Hello, When I run the container, it creates a network.

Herklos commented 2 months ago

Hello, Which network setting are you referring to? (web interface / exchange connection / something else ?)

Hello, When I run the container, it creates a network.

Hello @hack3rcon. You can add the custom network you want in your docker-compose.yml file (https://docs.docker.com/compose/networking/#specify-custom-networks).

If not provided, docker will create a default network for your containers inside the docker-compose.

hack3rcon commented 2 months ago

Hello, Which network setting are you referring to? (web interface / exchange connection / something else ?)

Hello, When I run the container, it creates a network.

Hello @hack3rcon. You can add the custom network you want in your docker-compose.yml file (https://docs.docker.com/compose/networking/#specify-custom-networks).

If not provided, docker will create a default network for your containers inside the docker-compose.

Hi, Thanks again. Can it cause a conflict?

Herklos commented 2 months ago

Hello, Which network setting are you referring to? (web interface / exchange connection / something else ?)

Hello, When I run the container, it creates a network.

Hello @hack3rcon. You can add the custom network you want in your docker-compose.yml file (https://docs.docker.com/compose/networking/#specify-custom-networks). If not provided, docker will create a default network for your containers inside the docker-compose.

Hi, Thanks again. Can it cause a conflict?

No if you don't provide any network it can't cause a conflict. They are only used for the docker-compose's containers. You can start as many other docker-compose you want on the same computer (in different folders).

hack3rcon commented 2 months ago

Hello, Which network setting are you referring to? (web interface / exchange connection / something else ?)

Hello, When I run the container, it creates a network.

Hello @hack3rcon. You can add the custom network you want in your docker-compose.yml file (https://docs.docker.com/compose/networking/#specify-custom-networks). If not provided, docker will create a default network for your containers inside the docker-compose.

Hi, Thanks again. Can it cause a conflict?

No if you don't provide any network it can't cause a conflict. They are only used for the docker-compose's containers. You can start as many other docker-compose you want on the same computer (in different folders).

I did:

networks:
   default:
     ipam:
       config:
           - subnet: "172.9.0.0/16"
             gateway: "172.9.0.1"

But, I can't browse http://IP:80 !

Herklos commented 2 months ago

I don't understand what you're trying do to. If you want to change the port where the OctoBot web interface is available you should have a look at docker compose ports attributes. You can find an example at https://docs.docker.com/compose/networking/.

hack3rcon commented 2 months ago

I don't understand what you're trying do to. If you want to change the port where the OctoBot web interface is available you should have a look at docker compose ports attributes. You can find an example at https://docs.docker.com/compose/networking/.

Because it creates a routing table as below and I can't connect to the server:

172.21.0.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.0.0 U 0 0 0 br-bf3cb6d36cbb