hello guys, i installed ghost with docker on my dedicated server following this guide as debian buster was giving me alot of warnings about deprecated stuff with the normal ghost install… Docker
i now have the docker container running and i was wondering how i can redirect http://mywebsite.com:3001 to my actual website url, without the port number
Within the docker container ghost uses port 2368. I assume you started the docker with 3001 mapped to the internal ghost port 2368. So probably you used:
$ docker run -d --name some-ghost -e url=http://localhost:3001 -p 3001:2368 ghost
If you want to access it on port :80 (the standard HTPP port), just replace the 3001 with 80 in the above command.
Note: It’s not good to use Ghost directly facing the internet in production. If this is meant for production, you should for example put a Nginx reverse proxy in front.
I wrote a setup for docker-compose that contains all needed components:
https://bitbucket.org/tgartner/ghost.docker.image/src/master/
Good luck,
Till.