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Help - changing qwc-server port #81
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You can use You get errors from config generator because other services expect the qwc-qgis-server to be on the configured port and if it's not then they are unable to reach it... |
Thanks tpo - that was what i thought too. I can't use port 80, as another critical service requires it. I've changed the port that qwc-qgis-server is running o (as above) by adding the following to qwc-qgis-server section of
The config generator is still looking for port 80 (not 8080). How do I change the port where 'other services' expect to find qwc-server? Thanks for your help! |
Are you running an application which listens on port 80 within the docker network? In any event, you can adjust the |
@tomtommahout You don't need to change any port to make |
I initially tried with an unmodified version of
@HusseinKabbout - is that what you'd expect to see in the compose log? The Synology system is still running docker Server Version: 20.10.23. Not able to update that |
I'm trying to run the standard qwc-docker on a Synology NAS. I'm no docker expert - and after a couple of days of googling and tinkering - I'm stuck. I believe I'm trying to change the port that qgis-server runs on - but I'm not sure. Maybe I'm missing the obvious! Issues are just as likely to be caused by Synology Docker - I'm trying to narrow down the potential causes.
The first install failed with this message:
Error response from daemon: Bind mount failed: '/volume1/docker/qwc/volumes/db' does not exists
I manually made the
/qwc/volumes/db
directory, re-randocker-compose up
and progressed a bit further.I'm now getting:
Google indicates that something is already using port 80 (and I assume this is 80 on the host, not the docker-compose network?)
I've tried changing the qgis-server port in the compose file - and the server container starts fine - but then the service configurator fails with the following error messages. Its not recognising that I've changed the port - so I must be changing it in an incorrect location in the configuration.
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