February 18, 20233 yr Just like this, I set it to 60881 but it still run as 6881 as default. Is that how br0 works or something goes wrong🙁
February 18, 20233 yr That's how br0 works. You're giving the container its own dedicated IP address and port mapping is ignored (and makes no sense) in that situation. You need to change the port within the application itself (it's own internal settings)
February 18, 20233 yr Author 18 minutes ago, Squid said: That's how br0 works. You're giving the container its own dedicated IP address and port mapping is ignored (and makes no sense) in that situation. You need to change the port within the application itself (it's own internal settings) Thanks 4 the reply. So if I get this right. The 'port' setting in br0 mode is meaningless, just change the internal settings. Right?
April 16Apr 16 On 2/18/2023 at 11:02 AM, Squid said:That's how br0 works. You're giving the container its own dedicated IP address and port mapping is ignored (and makes no sense) in that situation. You need to change the port within the application itself (it's own internal settings)But what do you do when the app doesn't let you change it? What is the point of removing this? It doesn't make any sense to me, yet everyone seems to think this is the obvious way to go.
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