educc.duckdns.org Apache/2.4.57 (Debian) OS 6.1.0-rpi6-rpi-v8 Root shell access - yes Explanation of querry: Currently, I have Nextcloud installed on rpi and it uses ports 80 and 443 I want to install a service with docker container and this service needs to be certified for its web connection…

[image] wisdomlight: how do I do that? I think you can run certbot enhance --redirect but you'd have to check on that.

Only one service at a time can bind a port. I have no idea what your system is currently doing. You can have multiple services on the same port by using a reverse proxy with multiple virtualhosts.

Thanks For clarification - Nextcloud (without docker) installed and certified. Now I am trying to add a docker service which will need certification - all the online solutions explain the usage of nginx reverse proxy with various docker containers. I am trying to avoid the need to reinstall next…

Please ignore whatever nginx proxy manager story they're selling you. That's usually a mess. You can have your current webserver proxy a different fqdn to a different service. Just add a virtualhost (Apache) or a server block (nginx) and follow documentation/examples on how to reverse proxy another…

To clarify a little bit more: you'd run your services in Docker on different ports than your current Nextcloud webserver is running (80 and 443). I'm not that familiar with Docker, but I believe you can map external "listening" ports in Docker to different "internal" ports. E.g., on the "outside" o…

NB, if you want the service not to be exposed on 81, 82, etc... bind ports and IP addresses (you have all 127.0.0.0/8 to play with, you can use 80 and 443 if the IP is different) and then reverse proxy using ip and port.

[image] Giuseppe C.: You can have your current webserver proxy a different fqdn to a different service. Just add a virtualhost (Apache) or a server block (nginx) and follow documentation/examples on how to reverse proxy another service. Really appreciate the details I am working on it thank…

many many thanks very much appreciated

[image] Osiris: Docker service A listening externally on 81 and 444, mapped to internally 80 and 443 respectively; so it is the docker's 81 444 listening to the hosts 80 443 ?

so I added this <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName sherab.duckdns.org ProxyPass / http://localhost:xxxx/ ProxyPassReverse / http://localhost:xxxx/ ErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/sherab_error.log CustomLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/sherab_access.log combined </VirtualHost> a…

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I think you can run certbot enhance --redirect but you'd have to check on that.

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