Post the docker-compose you used for the stack and a screenshot of your containers already running.
BTW: few use owncloud here; most go for nextcloud
- HTTP_PORT=80
- HTTPS_PORT=443
By default these ports are used by OMV on the host.
If you don't use ssl / https for OMV, you can keep 443 for owncloud.
If you want to keep port 80 as well for owncloud, then you need to change the port of OMV, This can be done in the GUI of OMV in
System >> General Settings >> Port
Anything else listening on your server on port 80?
How to you try to reach the server?
Ah, you changed the port on the host, but also in docker. That is not working. You always need to keep the setting on the right side of the "."
ports:
- 80:80should be
ports:
- 80:8080Did you change like suggested?
ports:
- 80:8080Maybe post your updated docker-compose using the </>
should work
outside of the container owncloud should use port 80 and inside the container port 8080
try if removing these two lines help
- HTTP_PORT=80
- HTTPS_PORT=443
It does not matter which port the container is using inside, as long as it fits to the application that is running inside the container.
In case of owncloud this is 8080 which is stated on the right side of the ":"
Outside the container (on the host) you can only have every port one time for each IP.
If you would have a port two times on the same IP, how should the software know to which program you want to talk to?
With
ports:
- 80:8080you define that owncloud can be reached on port 80 in you lan (i.e. on the host alias outside the container) and owncloud can be reached on port 8080 inside the container.
two applications using same port 8080 on the host cannot be run at the same time
Please post a screenshot of your container when owncloud is running
Sorry, screenshot from post #3
Maybe this helps to clarify
In docker you have two container: owncloud and filebrowser. Both applications are using port 8080 inside their container. To communicate with the outside world, we use port mapping. Port 8080 of filebrowser is mapped to port 8080 on the host. And port 8080 of ownloud is mapped to port 80 on the host.
So, on the host owncloud and filebrowser have different ports (80 and 8080). On the host they cannot have the same port. In their own containers they can have the same port (8080) as the container are isolated and only communicate via the mapped ports.
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