I have a server with Nextcloud installed using the snap package that works perfectly on 192.168.1.36
Now I wanted to install Pi-Hole on the same server (using Docker) and in order to avoid conflicts on port 80 and 443 I added a secondary IP address to my Ubuntu server and updated the docker-compose.yaml file to use only 192.168.1.37:80
(leaving untouched the Nextcloud ports).
The problem is after I did that, Nextcloud took control of both the IPs (.36
AND .37
) making impossibile to install my docker-PiHole
So where should I say to Nextcloud to listen only to 192.168.1.36
and not to .37
?