The TCP port :443 is unavailable.
dannmartens opened this issue · 1 comments
dannmartens commented
Hi,
Is there a way to disable the HTTPS interface completely and allow for TCP:443 forwarding?
I always get: "The TCP port :443 is unavailable. Assigning a random port."
I would like to pass https://my.fqdn -> web.local:8443 with:
ssh -p 2222 -R 443:web.local:8443 my.fqdn
I tried all kinds of options:
--container-arg="--https=false" \
--container-arg="--https-address=:9443" \
--container-arg="--https-request-port-override=9443" \
It works for:
ssh -p 2222 -R 8443:web.local:8443 my.fqdn
but I would like to avoid https://my.fqdn:8443
Thanks,
Dann
antoniomika commented
Hey @dannmartens,
Yep, this is supported. Make sure to set the --port-bind-range
to encompass 443 (not included by default).