Changing ports From Default #55
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What modifications need to be changed in order to get this working for Systems that have ports 5001, and 5000 already in use? I tried getting this to work on a Synology NAS; which uses ports 5000 and 5001 (for displaying the OS's GUI), by modifying the ports in the edgeshark/ghostwire .yml file. But to no avail. |
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You should be good with a modified docker-compose.yaml where you just change the PORT exposure of the front service "edgeshark" to "5555:5001", keeping the container setup otherwise as is. You don't need to change anything for the backend gostwire service, as it does not expose its port on the host; it's used solely internally. I'll try to put up an additional "alternative" docker compose file with notes in the next days. |
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I've pushed an update to the documentation, both README and documentation site. If possible, please use the "combined" docker compose yaml file from |
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You should be good with a modified docker-compose.yaml where you just change the PORT exposure of the front service "edgeshark" to "5555:5001", keeping the container setup otherwise as is. You don't need to change anything for the backend gostwire service, as it does not expose its port on the host; it's used solely internally.
I'll try to put up an additional "alternative" docker compose file with notes in the next days.