Listen Others Port

[thytetgc]

I was using NPM, and I decided to migrate everything to NPMPlus.

When creating the host, I need it to be like this:

host.com --> hostdest.com:80
host.com:60100 --> hostdest.com:8080

In the second option, I go to Advanced and put

listen 60100 ssl;

But curiously some work, and others don't.

It takes the name "host.com:60100" and simply directs it to port 80 from the first option.

How can I fix this?

[Zoey2936]

you can't input ports as domain names, that makes no sense, if you want to change the ports you can set them in the compose.yaml

[Zoey2936]

host.com --> hostdest.com:80
host.com:60100 --> hostdest.com:8080

it needs to be host.com => hostdest.com:8080

[Zoey2936]

can you post your compose.yaml?

[thytetgc]

host.com --> hostdest.com:80
host.com:60100 --> hostdest.com:8080

it needs to be host.com => hostdest.com:8080

As I said, access to this example (TomCat) cannot be done without a port defined in the URL.

The URL must necessarily have a port.

There are other similar points that use the same sub.domain.com, but with different destinations and ports.

This creates conflict and does not allow

[Zoey2936]

thats why you set the port in the proxy pass line where you set scheme, ip and port

[Zoey2936]

the domain/server name can only be a domain/ip not domain+port

[thytetgc]

I noticed that when I uncheck the HTTP3/Quic option

Everything works fine again, the way I mentioned it should and would like.

[Zoey2936]

sorry, but I will close this, if you don't want to help then I won't help you

[thytetgc]

sorry, but I will close this, if you don't want to help then I won't help you

I don't understand.

I'm just saying what used to work well, and it stopped.

And now, testing, I found what could be getting in the way.

Did I do something wrong in mentioning what I did to get it working again?