redirect port 80

[darrenoakey]

I've got a wiki running under docker - and I'd really like to not have to go to http://synologynas:{someweirdport} - i want to have essentially a portal which can be used by the whole family - and the synology admin screen is just one thing, that probably only I will ever go to.

so - bottom line - at the moment if you go to port 80 - something bounces you across to port 5000. Is there any easy/supported way to change that? (without hacking nginx files etc) on the file system, which I can do - but I'd prefer to be as upgrade friendly as possible.

Thanks,
Darren

 

[Rusty]

You could use the Reverse proxy feature in Control Panel. That way you can redirect any xxxx.domain.com name (like wiki.mydomain.com) to any docker container running on a custom port.

This way you can have both HTTP and HTTPS URLs with no custom post at the end.

For this to work you will have to have a running domain, and a valid cert if you want to run with HTTPS protocol (or accept the warning in your browser as an exception).

 

[darrenoakey]

thanks - actually - I found the webstation - I didn't realise that was there - so that did everything I wanted - I was able to put up a local portal thing that presented all the other services running on the box, including the wiki.