Where EXTERNAL_IP is my external IP address, the one added in the overleaf.rc file, lines 37 and 38.
Context
I fixed the error by putting my INTERNAL IP address instead, as it made more sense and it fixed the problem.
Technical Info
URL: my external IP address
Operating System: Fedora 37
Analysis
Suggestion: in the overleaf.rc file, ask to replace the IP address in line 37 and 38 with the internal IP address of the host and not the external one.
During the set up of overleaf via tls, following tls-proxy.md
bin/init --tls
bin/up
Expected Behaviour
Overleaf should go online and be accessible by other devices
Observed Behaviour
This error is prompted after a couple of seconds when the docker container fails to run
Error response from daemon: driver failed programming external connectivity on endpoint nginx (eec3ec8e41d00fcaeb22ce8034df504e427a9706f6076d9c7be99670067fd211): Error starting userland proxy: listen tcp4 EXTERNAL_IP:443: bind: cannot assign requested address
Where EXTERNAL_IP is my external IP address, the one added in the overleaf.rc file, lines 37 and 38.
Context
I fixed the error by putting my INTERNAL IP address instead, as it made more sense and it fixed the problem.
Technical Info
Analysis
Suggestion: in the overleaf.rc file, ask to replace the IP address in line 37 and 38 with the internal IP address of the host and not the external one.