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Hello @Tom-246, I just tested the tutorial on Ubuntu 24.04 with network_mode: 'host' and it worked for me. I installed the Nginx Proxy Manager and added a new proxy host that points proxy.example.com at http://127.0.0.1:81. When I access proxy.example.com, I can login with my admin credentials. Next, I started a WordPress Docker container on the same server as the Nginx Proxy Manager:
I went back to proxy.example.com and created a second proxy host. The second proxy host points wordpress.example.com to http://127.0.0.1:8080. When I access wordpress.example.com, it takes me to the WordPress GUI, as expected.
I cannot login to the Nginx Proxy Manager - it's just the first login after getting the docker-container up and running - I haven't configured anything within the Proxy Manager.
As I'm 'at home' I do use http://server-ip:81. If I add the option network_mode: 'host' I do get this bad gateway error. Login is only possible without the option.
Problem
As I would like to connect to local docker containers also I used the option:
network_mode: 'host'
Doing this I cannot login. Error is 'bad gateway'.
Not using this option login is possible.
Any hints?
Suggested Fix
Don't know...
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