Docker ==> Network unreachable

[AaronActu]

PROBLEM SOLVED : SEE SOLUTION HERE

Hi,

I have a docker container (from debian:stretch) on which I installed apache2 to run a website.

My container has ports 80->80/tcp and 443->443/tcp opened. After successfully installing the HTTPS, when I try to access my site in https it says to me: The connection failed (it’s working fine on http). However, I’m used to this kind of thing, so I’m pretty sure of myself by telling you that I didn’t make any mistakes in the configuration.

I’m out of ideas… Maybe you?

Hope you can help me

[Rip]

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[AaronActu]

Hello @Rip,

Thanks for your help.

I’ve solved the problem (I have to bind both tcp and udp) with those steps :

1. $ docker stop container-name
2. $ docker commit container-name new-image
3. $ docker run -ti --name new-container-name -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -p 443:443/udp new-image