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Following Basic Usage, it works fine.
However I do not want to have port 80 redirected to 443.
One solution could be to set a custom external port , as in port 80 to 1080. With VIRTUAL_PORT set to 80 in the proxied container, it is supposed to map an external access via http 1080 to 80 inside docker. However this fails, why? Since http 1080 is forwarded and redirected to 443, port 80 is free to pass through via simple nginx listen in config.
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Following Basic Usage, it works fine.
However I do not want to have port 80 redirected to 443.
One solution could be to set a custom external port , as in port 80 to 1080. With VIRTUAL_PORT set to 80 in the proxied container, it is supposed to map an external access via http 1080 to 80 inside docker. However this fails, why? Since http 1080 is forwarded and redirected to 443, port 80 is free to pass through via simple nginx listen in config.
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