I'm certain that this is a custom docker container that I built using wordpress:4.8.1-php5.6-fpm. The custom stuff that I added was just personal preference. The 4.8.1-php5.6-fpm version of the official WordPress docker container is no longer available. At a glance, I believe you'll want 4.9.1-php-5.6-fpm.
That said, are you using an Nginx server to support your WordPress container, as I am? If that's the case, make sure that you're using the *-fpm variety, or else the default Apache server that comes with the run-of-the-mill WordPress container will try to take over. That could be the cause of the port 80 conflict with the proxy.
Let me know if that helps.
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I'm certain that this is a custom docker container that I built using
wordpress:4.8.1-php5.6-fpm. The custom stuff that I added was just personal preference. The4.8.1-php5.6-fpmversion of the official WordPress docker container is no longer available. At a glance, I believe you'll want4.9.1-php-5.6-fpm.i.e. The following should work.
That said, are you using an Nginx server to support your WordPress container, as I am? If that's the case, make sure that you're using the
*-fpmvariety, or else the default Apache server that comes with the run-of-the-mill WordPress container will try to take over. That could be the cause of the port80conflict with the proxy.Let me know if that helps.