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No access through web #23
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Here are some errors in the output:
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This config is designed to work with another set of containers for load balancing. Basically by default there are no ports exposed to your host. I was having the same issue as I don't need to do that, I'm hoping to use this setup to develop a PIWIK plugin. I've tried modifying the docker-compose.yml to expose the host ports on the web service, and then commented out the
Once saved, if when you |
I tryed following the step above, but am still getting the same errors. I also tried installing nginx, but that didn't make a huge difference. Is any body else have the same problems? It looks like /var/www/* is missing for me. Thanks |
@kvordf Had this problem too. When you add the port to the yml file and save, be sure you do a docker-compose down then docker-compose up. At first I was doing docker stop webserver, but that wasn't the solution. |
I think it would be good to link to Docker Compose networking and give a quick example of the host config in the README. |
the only problem, in order to get it working on localhost, is the missing port mapping
This is like the EXPOSE command inside of docker and necessary to expose the docker ports to localhost. |
To run this locally I had to change these things in the docker-compose file:
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thank you ! it works! |
Hi, I ran your command list from the README, i.e.:
But there's no access through the web. I'm wondering if there are dependencies or other steps that haven't been listed in the README...
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