It is possible to change the listening port of the internal web server (to something else than 80)? Either from a config file directly, or from an evironment directive for docker-compose? My user case wouild be to run it in a container with host network mode (instead of a bridged one, as I currently have issues with it) and I'm currently running another web service on port 80 on the host.
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Enable the possibility to change web ui port from within the docker container.
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You can change the bind address, just look on the possible arguments of the docker container, but most likely you don't want to do this because no app will work.
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It is possible to change the listening port of the internal web server (to something else than 80)? Either from a config file directly, or from an evironment directive for docker-compose? My user case wouild be to run it in a container with host network mode (instead of a bridged one, as I currently have issues with it) and I'm currently running another web service on port 80 on the host.
Thank You,
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Checked documentation. Checked config.yaml
How we can help
Enable the possibility to change web ui port from within the docker container.
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