Is it possible to run this without port 80/443 being given to this app?

[Leopere]

I would prefer to use my existing reverse proxy/load balancer. Is there tolerance for something else handling these things?

[onedr0p]

Use Docker w/o --net=host ?

[Leopere]

I don't recall why that was difficult but typically the first thing I try when finding a new web app is this.

On Mon, Jul 15, 2019 at 11:13 PM Devin Buhl [email protected] wrote:

Use Docker?

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[Leopere]

I'm going to give this another go. But I need it behind Traefik and not exposed by itself.

[Pierstoval]

I have the exact same issue here: even if I use the -http-addr option, I can't set it up properly because I have another server running.

IMO, both HTTP and HTTPS ports should be customizable.

Is it something that's easy to set up internally?