Launching a container mapped in any port other than 443 does bring up the container, and nothing seems to fail. Until you look at the logs and see the endless sea of NGINX log spam:
nginx: [emerg] invalid port in resolver "fe80::1%eno1" in /config/nginx/resolver.conf:3
No further information is given, neither in the official NextCloud Image nor the LinuxServer.io wiki page.
There is a post in the NextCloud forums but it got a nearly useless answer.
Expected Behavior
Going to the provided URL+Port and see the setup screen.
Steps To Reproduce
In both Docker/Podman on Debian.
I'm aware that podman is not officially supported.
Use the official instructions from the linuxserver wiki.
Change -p 443:443 to anything else like: -p 4000:443 or -p 3009:443
Start your container
Emit an SSL cert for your HTTPS Url
Go to the Url
:upside_down_face:
Environment
- OS: Debian Bookworm
- How docker service was installed: Official Repositories.
nginx: [emerg] invalid port in resolver "fe80::1%eno1" in /config/nginx/resolver.conf:3
nginx: [emerg] invalid port in resolver "fe80::1%eno1" in /config/nginx/resolver.conf:3
nginx: [emerg] invalid port in resolver "fe80::1%eno1" in /config/nginx/resolver.conf:3
...ad infintum.
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
Launching a container mapped in any port other than
443
does bring up the container, and nothing seems to fail. Until you look at the logs and see the endless sea of NGINX log spam:nginx: [emerg] invalid port in resolver "fe80::1%eno1" in /config/nginx/resolver.conf:3
No further information is given, neither in the official NextCloud Image nor the LinuxServer.io wiki page.
There is a post in the NextCloud forums but it got a nearly useless answer.
Expected Behavior
Going to the provided URL+Port and see the setup screen.
Steps To Reproduce
-p 443:443
to anything else like:-p 4000:443
or-p 3009:443
Environment
CPU architecture
x86-64
Docker creation
Container logs