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Docker issue

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Guys,

 

I wanted to tidy up some cables so I powered off my server, tidied up, and brought it back up.  No issues, array came up.

 

Went to enable the docker service to start my dockers, seemed to go fine.

 

However, when I click each docker icon and select "WebUI," rather than getting the GUI, I get "about:blank" (ie new window, no URL).  If I manually specify the IP and port in the URL field, each docker comes up fine.  But they no longer work from the docker icons.

 

Its a minor annoyance at best, however I'm wondering if a sign of something more sinister lurking.

Check your Cache Drive. Your settings and well literally everything else lives on the Cache drive so make sure its up and running. 

1 hour ago, kizer said:

Check your Cache Drive. Your settings and well literally everything else lives on the Cache drive so make sure its up and running. 

 

Is there any way to change the header link for the WebUI? For example if you add the header for a docker container like Ombi the link now changes to http://[IP]:3579/ombi but in the webUI it still points to http://[IP]:3579. Any easy way to change it?

Switch on the advanced tab in the docker template editing screen and edit the URL.

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I only run with the advanced tab on.

 

There is no place to edit the URL, just modify port mappings when I edit each individual docker.  

In docker setting you may have to turn on authoring mode

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Strange.

 

If I specify http://192.168.0.x:8085 it works, but using [IP]:[PORT] does not work.

 

Trying to figure out what changed to cause this suddenly.

The format is

 

http://[IP]:[PORT:$CONTAINERPORT]

 

Where $CONTAINERPORT is the value of the port on the container side, not host side.

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