Description
Description
There is an issue with exposing ports via docker compose.
Note: I expose the port manually because the dockerfile doesn't expose the port I want (5800). It exposes another instead.
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For some context: on this issue, I would like to submit jdownloader as a coolify service template but I'm struggling to get it working using docker compose when the docker image works fine.
Minimal Reproduction (if possible, example repository)
If I make a new resource based on an existing docker image with the image set to jlesage/jdownloader-2 and the "Ports Exposes" set to 5800 then jdownloader works fine when I hit open application. I get a url like https://is8wksg.mydomain.com/ and only that url.
However, if I create a docker compose based resource like so:
services:
jdownloader-2:
image: jlesage/jdownloader-2
ports:
- '5800'
environment:
- SERVICE_FQDN_JDThen the app has two urls https://mydomain.com:5800/ and https://jd-jckco08.mydomain.com/
However, the :5800 url says Unable to connect and the other url says Bad Gateway.
Ideally, the 5800 one shouldn't be exposed in the first place but also I have no idea why neither url works.
Two question/problems:
- Why is
https://mydomain.com:5800/exposed with the docker compose deploy but not the docker image deploy? - Why does the docker compose deploy have a bad gateway when the docker image deploy doesn't?
Exception or Error
No response
Version
v4.0.0-beta.200