Error invoking remote method âdocker-start-containerâ: Error: (HTTP code 500) server error - Ports are not available: exposing port TCP 0.0.0.0:80 â 0.0.0.0:0: listen tcp 0.0.0.0:80: bind: An attempt was made to access a socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions.
But still I canât get any further with the ddns setup (New AIO instance).
I have entered there my ddns created by noip and I get from my https://myddns.myddns.com:8080/ to Nextcloud. But I keep coming back to the first setup page after login (/containers).
By the way, I have entered my public IP on noip.
And added the noip dyndns account via my router.
In addition opened, in the router the ports 443 TCP, 8080 TCP, 8443 TCP, 3478 UDP.
As a test, I tried to access my Jellyfin server via my domain with port :8096 (connected in my home network) and stream videos and that went smoothly.
If I change at NoIp from my internal to public Ip I can access to Nextcloud AIO Setup via the domain â https://noip.mydomain.com:8080 and add noip.mydomain.com. Then only animation icon rotates in a circle and nothing more happens.
The end-goal would be to get at least Nextcloud server running and accessible outside my home network through ânextcloud.noip.mydomainâ. But that doesnât even work when Iâm connected to my home network. I donât have Pi-Hole yet.
I see. Then you need to configure your subdomain and put your public ip-address into the A DNS-record. If your public ip-address changes, I would recommend to use ddclient for automatic updates of the A-record. After it is set up, you should be able to put that into the domain field and proceed.
Thanks.
Basically, thatâs how I did it. Instead of DDClient via DynDNS setting in the router.
Now I turned off in the router and tried to do via a DynDNS program (not DDClient because it is only for Unix systems). Marcs DNS Updater it is called.
