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Yes, it says that for me aswell. In the end it doesnt matter what port its running on internally, since you use a proxy anyway. (Or should, since that will make things a lot easier)
I do. The problem is that the dockerfile exposes port 4000. This is also shown in the docker ps list. However, good to know that it isn't my fault and that I can dock to port 5000 as well, although not explicitly exposed in the dockerfile. I will do the final steps of the setup tomorrow, I think.
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Yes, it looks like it uses 5000 as the default port instead of 4000. I tried both Docker and Foreman with same behavior.
I have just discovered that the server inside the docker container starts on port 5000:
Is this the desired behaviour? If yes, i'll update the Dockerfile and the readme and create a pull request. I was just wondering, since the Dockerfile and the Readme explicitly mention port 4000 for now.