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Request - add to dockerhub #916
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so you can't use the ones from Github container registry (GHCR): https://github.com/evroon?tab=packages&repo_name=bracket? |
I've been trying to make a production setup. I can run the quickstart version from a linux VM but can't connect to it remotely through my reverse proxy. I tried using the compose plugin for unraid. I used what I imagine is the a proper docker-compose.yml and it manages to pull the 3 images, frontend, backend, postgres. The front end works but I can't login with the quickstart info or the Admin email and password I set in the docker-sompose file. I'm not 100% sure it's correct. I tried having the back and front end have their own subdomain; I also tried using their local IP since this has worked for other services I host on my server that require a frontend backend setup such as openldap and it's password recovery and reset frontend. But it seems they dont want to talk together. I copied the exact template from the Docker section in the documentation and made the changes to include the admin login and the other required configuration for production. It would be great to have all 3; frontend, backend and postgres, all built into one image. I'm still trying to figure out how to make docker images. I'd love to help write a guide on getting this working on Unraid docker with a Production setup. Again, I'm still learning all this stuff so I could be missing something simple to get it working. |
The problem is most likely that the environment variables are not set currently. Could you send your docker-compose.yml file? Especially the CORS and backend base url environment variables have to be set correctly. If they are correct, could you check the network tab of the browser console to see where the frontend is sending requests to? |
Sure, This is my yml file. I've since tried many other variations with local IP hoping it would work like my openldap/password recover site works, but no dice on that. I even installed a VM of PoP!_OS with docker-compose and that seems to be working with the Quickstart. But only locally, not remotely even though I can access the front end remotely I get the "Internal Server error" at the bottom right. I guess I should add more context, that the remote stuff is going through Nginx Reverse Proxy docker, that all gets proxied to Cloudflare.
I wont have time this weekend to work on this so, next time I have time, Ill reconfigure everything and try again and provide the browser console stuff. |
and this is the latest version of bracket? Because there were problems with environment variables in the frontend that I fixed only a few weeks ago |
This Quickstart setup was pulled on Sunday, September 22, so I assume it pulled the latest using these commands:
I wanna make sure this is accessible remotely before I commit allot of time trying to get production setup going. Unless you have a preset production yml file that works remotely. I can try to run it by just changing the CORS and backend base url. |
This issue is stale because it has been open for 60 days with no activity. What is the action to take here? |
I would like to request this to be added to dockerhub for ease of use with Unraid.
I have no idea how to create a docker image or container (trying to learn).
Thanks.
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