March 31, 20179 yr Hello, all. I have a few dockers that have had their address changed due to me adding base urls for a reverse proxy, and one one of them has an incorrect port from something that took place during configuration (when I click "WebUI" port 8114 opens when port 8113 should). Is there any way for me to change the address/ports the webgui icons open?
March 31, 20179 yr Author On 3/31/2017 at 5:42 PM, Squid said: Edit the container, hit advanced, and then change the WebUI entry The WebUI entry has the port I want, but the docker icon does not take me to it. Edited April 12, 20179 yr by naturalcarr
March 31, 20179 yr Author 5 minutes ago, Squid said: You never hit Apply I didn't scroll down because that docker has some of my personal information in it's fields. I want the webgui to open http://mylocalip:8112 when I open it. I set the webGUI to port 8115, then back to 8112 to make sure there were changes made when I hit apply, it till opens 8114.
March 31, 20179 yr Sorry... Closer look and you're missing what's going on (and TBH I misread your post to as I didn't think you wanted to change the port, but that you wanted to append something to it) The default webUI is something like http://[IP]:[PORT8114]/ This doesn't mean take you to port 8114. It means take you to whatever port the container port of 8114 is mapped to. IE: If you change the host port (that is mapped to port 8112) to be 9999, then the webUI entry stays the way that it is, and clicking the webUI will take you to 9999.... In your list, port 1 (8112) is mapped to 8112. If you outright want to force it onto a specific port (8114) regardless of mappings, then change the webUI entry to be: http://[IP]:8112 Without the docker run command that appears, I can't really give you the specifics though...
March 31, 20179 yr Author 11 minutes ago, Squid said: Sorry... Closer look and you're missing what's going on (and TBH I misread your post to as I didn't think you wanted to change the port, but that you wanted to append something to it) The default webUI is something like http://[IP]:[PORT8114]/ This doesn't mean take you to port 8114. It means take you to whatever port the container port of 8114 is mapped to. IE: If you change the host port (that is mapped to port 8112) to be 9999, then the webUI entry stays the way that it is, and clicking the webUI will take you to 9999.... In your list, port 1 (8112) is mapped to 8112. If you outright want to force it onto a specific port (8114) regardless of mappings, then change the webUI entry to be: http://[IP]:8112 Without the docker run command that appears, I can't really give you the specifics though... I figured as much, my issue is thay my container IS mapped to 8112, here I'll post a completely uncensored gif. EDIT: The issue is that the webui Opens 8114 when I click on the icon, despite the webui field being mapped to the same port as the container (8112), which is the port I want opened. Edited March 31, 20179 yr by naturalcarr
March 31, 20179 yr Author I can access localip:8112 manually, so the container is where I want it, it's just accessing it through the webgui that's giving me issues. Edited April 12, 20179 yr by naturalcarr removing personal info
March 31, 20179 yr Author On 3/31/2017 at 6:22 PM, Squid said: Sorry... Closer look and you're missing what's going on (and TBH I misread your post to as I didn't think you wanted to change the port, but that you wanted to append something to it) The default webUI is something like http://[IP]:[PORT8114]/ This doesn't mean take you to port 8114. It means take you to whatever port the container port of 8114 is mapped to. IE: If you change the host port (that is mapped to port 8112) to be 9999, then the webUI entry stays the way that it is, and clicking the webUI will take you to 9999.... In your list, port 1 (8112) is mapped to 8112. If you outright want to force it onto a specific port (8114) regardless of mappings, then change the webUI entry to be: http://[IP]:8112 Without the docker run command that appears, I can't really give you the specifics though... Here's a still of the run. Edited April 12, 20179 yr by naturalcarr removing personal info
March 31, 20179 yr Looks fine. 8112 is there. Reboot to try and fix. Barring that, remove the container and re-add it either via the my* templates or CA's previous apps section. Either should force it to 8112 Tried installing delugevpn and I can change the host port for 8112 all day long and unRaid's UI picks up the changes no problems
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