Add Ability To Change Ports about docker-adminer HOT 5 CLOSED

I don't understand. The container runs in its own network namespace, thus it does not collide with other containers.

That being said: If you want to switch the port you can simply pass a custom command when starting the standalone container. The port is not being referenced anywhere else:

For fastcgi you would need to either sed -i 's/9000/WHATEVER/' /usr/local/etc/php-fpm.d/zz-docker.conf or load your custom configuration using a volume.

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Thanks for your reply.

Yes I understand that the container runs in its own network namespace however, if I had two containers running on the same port and then wished to reverse proxy both of them, I would get a clash hence the need to be able to change port.

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if I had two containers running on the same port and then wished to reverse proxy both of them, I would get a clash hence the need to be able to change port.

You would not get a clash. You can either specify the IP address of the container in your reverse proxy or specify a different host port when using Docker's port forwarding feature.

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So if the container is joined to the same network as another container running a service on port 8080 (say for example a network named reverse_proxy), the ports won't clash?

This isn't what I have experienced in my setup..

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So if the container is joined to the same network as another container running a service on port 8080 (say for example a network named reverse_proxy), the ports won't clash?

They won't. I run a bunch of services using the same port within a single Docker network in my machines.

This isn't what I have experienced in my setup..

This is outside the scope of this repository then. Please seek support with Docker / file a bug with Docker.

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