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Docker uses eth0 by default, and I can't seem to change that without doing some fancy networking magic, so I was trying to swap the defaults but I think that broke it
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Docker uses eth0 by default, and I can't seem to change that without doing some fancy networking magic, so I was trying to swap the defaults but I think that broke it
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This seems more an OS stuff
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But docker too
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right
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I wish docker would just let me specify
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What's the OS you're using?
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"use this network interface"
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Ubuntu 22.04
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using Network Manager via netplan
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So such computer needs to be connected to both networks, true?
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true
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I was trying to merge the two adapters into one default network, or something but my networking skills are not so great
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Okay, so from what I see, when you install Appwrite, it's told to you to specify an IP address. If you use the computer IP, it should no be possible to access externally to such IP address
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So if you just want to be able to access your appwrite network from a local network if I'm not wrong, but didn't checked and I'm definitely not an expert on network things 😅
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No so appwrite was a DNS
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it's fine I think he swapped the 2 adapters so eth0 is external now
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And that solved it?
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not yet
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so basically he has his own servers with static IPs
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I found this:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32052975/how-could-i-bind-docker-container-to-specific-external-interface
Maybe it's helpful
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What do you mean?
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so basically we had to switch them
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he has physical servers with static IPs
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so he physically switched the Ethernet port lmao
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okay last thing, how do I use custom SSL certs?