Self-hosting issue using Docker Compose

[Adnguyen15036]

Hi, I'm using docker compose to self-hosting it on my local. I changed the host and port in config.env file like this:

• HOST=localhost
• PORT=4000

I don't want to use the default port (port 80), since I'm using it for different purposes.

When I access http://localhost:4000, it keeps showing like this:

Anyone know how to fix this error?

[commogod101]

yeah I am not with oneuptime but ran into this a lot. Go nano config.env and change host=IP Address do not use local host. Don't change the ports like that. Once you have the IP address in there and the port fixed back to 80 because that entry only takes 80 or 443. After you have it set to IP and 80 reboot the machine. You will have to change it to the DNS name for host once you get that set in the Domain controller and after that is set and populated change the host to dns name then change the port to 443 and docker compose down and up and you will get rid of that. You cannot mix port 80 with DNS name I have learned or port 443 with IP Address even though it randomly works like that. You will have to automate certificate use into it as it self signs a cert and issues it for 3 days to expiration.