Open Brailyn opened 7 years ago
Hello @Brailyn, I don't think this would be done easily. The docker-compose file maps the ports to the ones we marked as exposed in the docker image. Those are 80, 81, 443 and 2055. I don't know about any way to map more than one port to them.
@Brailyn This is exactly the sort of thing you would use something like HAProxy or nginx to do, via a reverse proxy.
Question
Is there anyway to configure access to the HTTPS page via a secondary port, such as 443 AND 444?
I have been testing UCRM behind a HAProxy server and have been having difficulties getting Stripe to play nicely with SNI. I'd reconfigure HAProxy, but this would be the easiest--if it is possible.
I have been looking at the /home/ucrm/docker-compose.yml file and changes to the port section do not appear to be working for me.
Any help would be appreciated.