2 years ago
When deploying a service using Nixpacks PHP provider, port 9000 is automatically detected by Railway. The problem is that it's the PHP-FPM port, not the Nginx port, which is 8080 according to my deploy logs. The PHP container generated by Nixpacks exposing the 2 ports.
I had to manually set the port in the service settings to ensure HTTP traffic is correctly handled by Nginx.
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2 years ago
Having the same issue now
2 years ago
An internal ticket has been attached to this thread. Updates will be relayed in this thread, so keep an eye out!
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brody
For now you would have to set 8080 manually.
2 years ago
The generated domain doesn't allow that. I get the option only with custom domain?
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2 years ago
This is weird, I do not see the icons. But I can see the tooltips when I leave the cursor there for a while. And the cursor shows as a pointer. There's no visible icon there
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2 years ago
I have been able to edit the port, thank you. Maybe the icons not showing is something to look into.
2 years ago
It's possible you have a browser extension interfering, we would need more reports in order to look into it, but either way, glad you found the edit button!
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2 years ago
Alright, I only have DeepL extension enabled on Chrome by the way
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