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Please describe your needs or suggestions for improvements
Problem Description:
When installing applications via 1Panel, containers are bound to the 0.0.0.0 IP address by default, allowing external users to directly access applications via server-ip:port. Some users (e.g., those using Nginx reverse proxy setups) prefer to restrict access exclusively through the proxy, which currently requires manual adjustment of container network configurations. Additionally, when an application is reinstalled or updated after deletion, the container's IP address changes, causing Nginx reverse proxy configurations to break.
Proposed Solutions:
Custom IP Binding: Add a "Bind IP" option in the application installation interface (e.g., defaulting to 127.18.0.1 or allowing custom values) to prevent direct external access.
Please describe the solution you suggest
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1Panel Version
v1.10.24-lts
Please describe your needs or suggestions for improvements
Problem Description:
When installing applications via 1Panel, containers are bound to the
0.0.0.0
IP address by default, allowing external users to directly access applications viaserver-ip:port
. Some users (e.g., those using Nginx reverse proxy setups) prefer to restrict access exclusively through the proxy, which currently requires manual adjustment of container network configurations. Additionally, when an application is reinstalled or updated after deletion, the container's IP address changes, causing Nginx reverse proxy configurations to break.Proposed Solutions:
127.18.0.1
or allowing custom values) to prevent direct external access.Please describe the solution you suggest
No response
Additional Information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: