Port forward Native WebODM Windows?

[wltd]

Is it possible to forward port 8000 and connect that with CNAME entries and stuff to allow access to my Windows Native hosting of WebODM? When I open localhost:8000, it seems the device is not using that port. If not, what other options do I have to connect it to a URL associated with my domain to share these maps with my clients?

[pierotofy]

Don't have Share Button on 'View Map' feature in windows native

Change C:\WebODM\resources\app\apps\WebODM\webodm\local_settings.py: DESKTOP_MODE = False You can then also edit C:\WebODM\resources\app\main.js at line ~152 and replace the address of the waitress process to bind on an interface different than 127.0.0.1. Note: it sounds like you’re trying to run WebODM as a server. I’d recommend using a Linux machine and running WebODM with docker instead. The desktop app might not be the best tool/choice for your job here.

[wltd]

My computer scientist roommate tells me to say we are already using an EngineX reverse web proxy to host several web servers.