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Capt_Rekt

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  1. I didn't see anything that you didn't see, I eventually saw that 400 error and quite a few warnings in the logs. The other thing I find very odd is that I have nothing in the appdata folder under shares but the site loads in a browser window. Not sure how that's even possible. I am about to give up and have a drink. openeats logs 2.txt
  2. New update, I think part of my problem was that I had the port on the end of the MYSQL_HOST line. After removing open eats and set it up. I left it off. I now have tables in my db. See below. Unfortunately, like @GhoulishPaladin I am not able to log in to the admin page, I still have the default Superuser_Name/Superuser_Password word set to openeats/openeats
  3. Like this? because that didn't work either.
  4. I updated it to point to the server ip/port. Still no changes and unable to login.
  5. I have been trying to get this docker setup for a few days. I have mariadb installed, I created a db named 'openeats', then created a user with all of the proper privileges. At this point I have a db and user with no tables. I then install the openeats docker but no matter how long I wait the tables are never created in the database. I check this via the terminal. nada. I also am unable to login to the admin page. I have deleted everything and started over multiple times. I don't know what I am missing. I have added all the settings and the log files. any help would be greatly appreciated. openeats logs.txt

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