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  4. Host name greyed out... and environment variables?

Host name greyed out... and environment variables?

Added by Tom Spettigue over 2 years ago

Hey all -

I've got a working copy of the docker-compose version of OpenProject all spun up on my server, but I'm wanting to configure a couple things (most notably, the hostname) so that it works better than it does presently. I cannot set the hostname in my instance's "Administration" > "System Settings" panel, it reads localhost:8080 despite my best efforts to use the docker-compose.override.yml file and changing the OPENPROJECT_HOST__NAME environment variable to 'openproject.zonit.com:8080'. It doesn't seem to take, no matter what I do - and right now OpenProject is unusable as a result of it.

Where do I set these environment variables, and how do I do so properly so that they'll take?


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