Hosting with custom port

[Sayoki-Yukina]

Because of 80 and 443 port are using and fully blocked by ISP, anyone could know how to hosting PDS with custom port? I hardly ever use Docker and i don't know the argument of the docker container config. It just port forwarding or else i can do with? Env: Proxmox LXC Debian 12.

[miyago9267]

My approach is to use nginx to forcefully forward to localhost:3000, maybe you can try your own webserver instead of caddy

[Sayoki-Yukina]

My webserver is deployed on another server in lan with port forwarding. I tried forward 443 port to another port, it just not working. Is #46 the only way to forward ports? I'm an apache user, hardly touching nginx too.

[miyago9267]

Actually, I originally wanted to change docker compose yaml directly, but I didn’t know how to change it from the installation script.

[Sayoki-Yukina]

Same idea. It will be easier If there's a manual setup in any platform(nginx, apache, docker, etc...), just like WordPress.

[syuxs7854384]

Maybe you can use Cloudflare Tunnels?
https://mszpro.com/blog/bluesky-self-hosted/

[madmalkav]

My approach is to use nginx to forcefully forward to localhost:3000, maybe you can try your own webserver instead of caddy

The problem is, no matter what port the container is used, afaik the communication with the relay will go through the external ports 80 and 443 of your server.

Being able to use custom ports will make things much easier for people that cannot use those ports or already use them for other software.

[benharri]

i run mine without docker behind nginx: https://benharri.org/bluesky-pds-without-docker/

[Sayoki-Yukina]

i run mine without docker behind nginx: https://benharri.org/bluesky-pds-without-docker/

I had mentioned that. The real thing i need that is similar to @madmalkav 's idea. Also i'm an Apache lover so i don't know how to use nginx (Just like I use VMs instead of Containers).