Definitely playground...
But on my little linux box I run my normal channels-dvr but I am testing another instance of channels-dvr in a docker container [rational not all that important, but multiple people in my household noodling with the test dvr leaving the primary alone] at the same time exposed from the container 8090 from the app's 8089. I can manage both via admin/browser just fine.
Is there an easy way to allow the Channels clients to connect to this Docker instance on a different port while also allowing the client to be access the standard 8089 port? I would like to be able to switch easily.
The only rube-goldberg way I have come up so far is to also run a socat listener on a different nic & ip listening for 8089 that bridges it to 8090.
Would be simpler if the clients could handle a port other than the default.
Thoughts on any better way to accomplish this?