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purplewalrus

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  1. Hey Nano, Those settings are what finally worked for me but only as part of an initial install of the docker, no idea why.
  2. Thanks Barry, I had all of this setup already and it wasn't working but seems to have worked doing it as part of the initial setup, got a warning about having HTTPS disabled after I setup nginx though so disabled that and I'm up and running with HTTPS now as well.
  3. I'm having the same issue as @michaelborck, the docker doesn't work out of the box and am having all sorts of issues accessing the web UI Using br0 networking there are two port mappings added by default - 80, 5432 However the default WebUI link is set to 8080? Attempting to access the server via http://[ip]:8080 redirects to https://[ip]:8080 and fails -> "ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR" HTTP (80) and HTTPS(443) both just fail -> "ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED" Even with HTTPS/HSTS supposedly disabled with additional variables added to the docker edit screen I'm still getting redirected to HTTPS and receiving the "ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR". OPENPROJECT_HTTPS = false OPENPROJECT_HSTS = false The logs show: My Questions: 1. How do I access the Web GUI, ideally via HTTPS 2. What ports do I actually have to have exposed to the container? 80, 5432, 8080 I also noticed in the logs that "Using unprefixed environment variables is deprecated", will that be fixed in an update to the docker container?

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