Add a file as attachment.
docker inspect e79b21c94575 > the_file_to_attach
Add a file as attachment.
docker inspect e79b21c94575 > the_file_to_attach
here's the out put of docker restart e79b21c94575:
root@MEDIA-SERVER:~# docker restart e79b21c94575
Error response from daemon: Cannot restart container e79b21c94575: driver failed programming external connectivity on endpoint Nextcloud (e3d8ae61f12df24970b9d1acb76083a0584968f0b4c12f3adff0e31ba2f57378): Bind for 0.0.0.0:444 failed: port is already allocated
root@MEDIA-SERVER:~#
both seem to point to a port conflict issue.
here's the inspect out put.
but now the fix should be easy. You can not have two programs listen to the same port.
Rethink your config.
If you
yeah need to figure out what ports i used before.
is it config.php i edit?
sorry for the simple question.
Check your containers, if one is listening on 443 or it is OMV Web GUI itself.
sudo netstat -tulpen will give you the list of ports listened on and the respective program.
Check your containers, if one is listening on 443 or it is OMV Web GUI itself.
sudo netstat -tulpen will give you the list of ports listened on and the respective program.
You could also
If i know the port to change where do i make this change? is it in the letsencypt config? if so whats the file called?
It depends, what program is using the port. If it is one of the docker containers, you have to update the docker container config. How you do it depends, how you configure your containers:
Seems i used docker compose. so i know i corrupted nextcloud container. when i look at my nexcloud config.php it seems fine. i'm confused why i now have a port conflict issue?
should i be trying to edit a different file other than the config.php. I'm guessing as soon as i figure out the conflict i'll be able to start the nextcloud container.
Please paste the docker-compose.yml here. Do not change other config files.
Do you know which program is using 443?
It's fixed, thanks for all the help.
like i mentioned earlier OMV just works. i mess with it so little i forget the basics.
here's what i did.
Removed the container inside docker.
(this is why you asked what i used)
re-ran docker-compose.yml
Nextcloud fired right up.
Sorry for wasting everyone's time.
but thanks for the help
Seems i used docker compose.
You only need to show the docker-compose.yml file that you created and used.
If you don't know where it is, try:
sudo find / -name docker-compose.yml
Might show something like:
This has caused me to realize i probably should run version 6.
at some point we won't be getting updates for version 4.
Would i be better off trying to upgrade or just do a clean install?
This has caused me to realize i probably should run version 6.
at some point we won't be getting updates for version 4.
Would i be better off trying to upgrade or just do a clean install?
If you can easily reproduce the config, do a fresh install, if not, you have to update. But stop at OMV5 until OMV6 is released and all your plugins are ready.
so i'm back to the two warnings.
is this a mac sync issue only?
It is a nextcloud thing. Check their forums: https://help.nextcloud.com/sea…finger%20nodeinfo%20nginx
so i'm back to the two warnings.
- Your web server is not properly set up to resolve "/.well-known/webfinger". Further information can be found in the documentation.
- Your web server is not properly set up to resolve "/.well-known/nodeinfo". Further information can be found in the documentation.
is this a mac sync issue only?
Are you running SWAG alongside the Nextcloud?
Are you running SWAG alongside the Nextcloud?
No i don't think so. how can i check?
Post the contents of your docker-compose.yml
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