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  4. Multi-Container install seems to fail

Multi-Container install seems to fail

Added by Riley Loader almost 2 years ago

Hey gang, I'm trying my hardest to get this installed but it's not coming to fruition. I have tried the single-container and gotten it working. I can't get multi-container to work. 

When I follow the multi-container process, the only thing that happens is it gives me a message saying "This site can’t provide a secure connection". Which is fine, really, at least I know I could reach the proxy. But the instructions indicate that I need to run OPENPROJECT_HTTPS=false docker-compose up -d to get it to run out the gate without a certificate installed... is it not enough to set OPENPROJECT_HTTPS=false? I'm aware of .env but so far I haven't had success trying to set it in there either. 

I will note: 
- I'm not super experienced with Docker in the first place 
- I'm not using "localhost" as the address, rather I'm using 192.168.x.y, the address of my server in my network. 

I keep thinking that there's just some basic thing that I'm missing, but I can't fathom what that is. Any ideas?


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