Clicking on a video post now seems to download the video.

I have the setting of using external browser enabled

I am very new to using docker. I have been used to using dedicated VM's and hosting the applications within the servers OS.

When hosting multiple applications/services that require the same port, is it best practice to spin up a whole new docker server or how should I go about the conflicts?

Ie. Hosting multiple web applications that utilize 443.

Thank you!

Edit

Damn, Lemmy is so awesome!

Thanks so much everybody for the quick amazing replies! I will look into the suggested reverse proxy options and get something set up.

Thanks again for all of the insight!

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Let's say I have multiple services and applications running on my server.

In this case, I'm using docker and have layer 2 docker network to give each container a dedicated IP.

Internally, I can navigate to the local IP to utilize or access them.

How would I go about accessing each service through the internet using different subdomains? Right now all subdomains and the primary domain route directly to my external IP and seem to all resolve to the same service /application.

I imagine this would have to be done with some sort of routing rules but would love some insight! I have a UniFi Dream Router.

Bug report (v86):

• Many thumbnails both pictures and site previews are showing error symbols. It looks to also include profile picture and sub/community icons/pictures.

• When modifying any settings Frontpage, Local, Subscribed no longer display content.

• Unable to reply to comments, pressing the reply icon does nothing.

• After posting this, it looks like image upload is also not working.

Edit** After trying another instance. It looks like the image upload issue and image errors are related to the instance I'm on.

After updating my app, I'm on v87. Setting configuration is now working.

I recently started up FreshRSS in my docker environment. I was super excited about the web scraping feature.

Now that I'm setting it up, it looks like that it is able to scrape single web pages, but I am unable to figure out how to get it to crawl into the actual article to scrape the full content.

Is anyone aware of how to do this. For example, runescape.com/m=news/ This page has a list of articles with a thumbnail, title, category, date, and a short description of the article. Would it be possible for FreshRSS to crawl into the article link and scrape the contents within?