Hi, I have set up discourse via Docker, but the error mentioned in the title only appears.

Why is this forced on port 80 and 443?

[image] Justman10000: Can i change this? I don’t know. You clearly do not have a standard install, and haven’t explained how you installed. I dont’ know what is forcing what on port 80 and 443. If you want good help, you should use a standard install. If you want any help, you will need to say more about how you installed.

[image] Jay Pfaffman: I don’t know. You clearly do not have a standard install, and haven’t explained how you installed. I dont’ know what is forcing what on port 80 and 443. If you want good help, you should use a standard install. If you want any help, you will need to say more about how you installed. Well, I use the standard installation, which forces port 80 and 443.

[image] Justman10000: I have once set up the images individually and via docker-compose! So you didn’t use docker-compose? Yes, the standard install requires ports 80 and 443 and turns on https and force_https. You shouldn’t have the problem that you describe if you did a standard install. You ran discourse-setup to install?

Perhaps if you will say how you installed, someone else can help you. Maybe you want Set up Discourse on a server with existing Apache sites.

I have already said! About the standard installation!!!

[image] Justman10000: include it in my Apache2 via reverse proy… Of course you can. You should expose for example - "83:80" on app.yml, or what ever port your reverse proxy uses to send traffic to backend. Or you can use websocket. [image] Justman10000: I have already said! About the standard installation!!! You want to use a reverse proxy that is not a standard install.

[image] Jakke Flemming: Of course you can. On app.yml you should expose for example - "83:80" or what ever port your backen uses. Or you can use websocket. I have, but the site is not accessible

Content Security Policy: The settings of the page have blocked the loading of a resource ("script-src")

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Justman10000 April 25, 2023, 6:47pm 12

The thing is, I want to run discourse on other ports and include it in my Apache2 via reverse proy…

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