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  1. Hello, I would like to ask for some help. Im trying to setup a docker to use a vpn connection to connect to the internet, but I also would like access its dashboard from my local network. (Im connecting to my unraid via wireguard.) So iam using the openvpn client and adding the "--net=container:OpenVPN-Client" parameter to my docker I tested it and it has access to the internet through the vpn, but I can't access the UI of the docker. I tried adding the port to the OpenVPN client but no luck. Then I looked an my guess I should use something like this mentioned in the readme. Problem when I try to run the command (443 is already in use) docker run -ti --name web4 -p 90:80 -p 553:443 --link OpenVPN-Client:Firefox -d binhex/arch-nginx -w "http://Firefox:8282/Firefox;/Firefox" The error I get is: "[dumb-init] -w: No such file or directory" For testing to access a gui I try to use the ich777/firefox app, and the application name is "Firefox" Any idea what can be wrong? or is it possibly to access my docker like it would use bridge , but still using the vpn net? Edit: I found the problem, the firefox template is bugy I guess, i modified the vnc port from 8080 to 8282 but when i check the docker page i see this when the network is set to none: ":8080/TCP:8080". Using the 8080 in the oVPN client port section does the trick

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