Steven Nguyen

@FallingSnow, the bridge network is the default network for containers, but since it's disabled, the runtime container can't connect to the internet to install dependencies. Maybe you can change some...

@FallingSnow, our environment variables are documented [here](https://appwrite.io/docs/environment-variables). That network is just for some of the containers to talk to each other. You'll probably need to tweak it a bit (I...

@FallingSnow, I think changing the default network would be a docker setting rather than Appwrite-specific. Unfortunately, I don't know docker enough to help with this 😕 .

@FallingSnow, can this be closed now as this is a little outside of our scope?

Possibly related issue: https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/issues/491

@bliyscom, this is possible with the Appwrite CLI or at least we're working on making it fully possible via https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/issues/3449 @thyybrandao I don't think we'll go through the effort with...

@skyface753, for now, I recommend exposing Appwrite on the standard ports. If you need other apps on the same server on standard ports, you can out a reverse proxy in...

@skyface753, for now, I recommend exposing Appwrite on the standard ports. If you need other apps on the same server on standard ports, you can out a reverse proxy in...

@kilroyjones, what's wrong with running Appwrite on 80/443 locally?

@theranajayant, the user you created in the project is an end user meant to log into your app, rather than a user meant to log into the appwrite console. To...