Open MulverineX opened 10 months ago
but because of the lightweight image that the services use, iptables is unavailable
You could do it on Gluetun, which has iptables and net_admin capability. BUT this won't help, since here we can't have two programs listen on the same port, and the firewall redirections can't help with that. The only way as you proposed is to have the internal listening port configurable for docker-organizr, quite a shameful comment from the maintainer to not support such simple feature, which is also rather easy to implement. ANYWAY...
What you can do to build the Docker image from your forked repository with the port changed, is to have Docker + git installed and then run
docker build -t organizr/organizr https://github.com/MulverineX/docker-organizr.git
And that should build the image tagged as organizr/organizr
which you can use đ
Is this urgent?
No
Host OS
Debian Bullseye
CPU arch
x86_64
VPN service provider
Custom
What are you using to run the container
docker-compose
What is the version of Gluetun
Running version latest built on 2023-09-22T09:26:33.266Z (commit c435bbb)
What's the problem đ¤
I'm trying to follow this solution https://github.com/qdm12/gluetun/issues/53#issuecomment-553670809, but because of the lightweight image that the services use,
iptables
is unavailable.(the same thing happens on organizr)
The provided docker compose file has been shortened because most of it is irrelevant.
I tried to request that this is remedied in the source service but the suggestion was denied https://github.com/Organizr/docker-organizr/issues/32
Ongoing issue on Aniping: https://github.com/kuruoujou/aniping/issues/6
I've tried to fork the image, but unfortunately I'm not very experienced with this, so I'm unable to get it to publish https://github.com/MulverineX/docker-organizr/actions/runs/6519790340
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