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[Solved] Docker template port comes up n/a for container port when loaded with add container.

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Docker template port comes up n/a for container port when loaded with add container.

 

This is my template:

https://github.com/paulpoco/docker-templates/blob/master/paulpoco/flexget.xml

 

This what the 1st time edit screen looks like:

image.thumb.png.47bd9907f1e7442d1d0d141d1027b39b.png

 

Now is this doing this because I set Network to "none" and am using extra param of --net=container:binhex-delugevpn ?

 

So far I cannot access the webui at host:5050 .

Edited by Paul_Ber

The n/a is because there's no description at all within the <Config> entry (You're using a v1 template which has been deprecated since 6.2)

 

That being said, you really should update either the description or add in

<Requires>binhex delugevpn installed</Requires>

since the template won't work without delugevpn being installed, and extra parameters is only visible from advanced 

 

No WebUI being available is a longstanding issue on dockerMan where the webUI entry will not appear (rightfully so) if network is set to be none.

  • Paul_Ber changed the title to [Solved] Docker template port comes up n/a for container port when loaded with add container.

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