ChevySSinSD
commented
2 years ago I accomplish this by modifying the port line in docker-compose.yaml from this:
- 80:80/tcp to this:
- 8080:80/tcp
If your server IP address is x.x.x.x, pointing to x.x.x.x:8080 will now bring up the pi-hole web interface, and pointing to x.x.x.x should point to the other container that is looking for port 80. Hope this helps.
bioszombie
chriscrowe
Team,
Currently, the server that pi-hole is running has multiple docker containers running. One of which is an NGINX web server serving two python flask application. Another docker container is serving a reverse proxy, also NGINX, that forwards traffic from the WAN on port 80 to the respective python flask applications web ports.
When I enable the pi-hole I notice that the WAN traffic on Port 80 is not forwarded. Instead the browser is directed to a whitelist page from pi-hole. However, when disable the pi-hole traffic is forwarded to the correct flask application.
Do you know if its possible to change the default web port on the pi-hole?