Everything posted by Reverend23
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[Support] ImSkully - Vikunja
Hey everyone. If anyone is coming along over a year later like I was, looking at this post and wondering "why would you configure the database file to live inside the container under /etc??" , let me try to explain. Because my autistic ass couldn't figure out why anyone would leave this default value in the template. It turns out that elsewhere in the template, in the XML but not visible in the parts you can edit, ImSkully has mapped /etc/vikunja/ (inside the container) to /mnt/user/appdata/vikunja/config (on your server.) I was scratching my head over this for a distressingly long time before I noticed that extra volume map. So don't worry, it only looks like you're storing your data in the container - behind the scenes, it has been remapped. Maybe this was super obvious to most of you out there, but if you were also wondering, I hope this ELI5 helped you figure out just where exactly the db file went!
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Need help whit NEXTCLOUD AIO
I realize that this was like a year ago, but if anyone is looking up how to enter OCC commands in Nextcloud AIO now, it seems things have changed. You still open the Console in the nextcloud-aio-nextcloud container (not the mastercontainer), but if for example you wanted to turn maintenance mode on, now all you have to type is: ./occ maintenance:mode --on Pretty great, right? If you try to use "sudo" or "docker" you will get an "unknown command: sudo" error. Now it's streamlined!
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Booklore Template Support Thread
Oh my god, yes that was it! Thank you so much!! If anyone else has this same problem and is unsure what jmztaylor means, edit the container for Booklore and check the entry that says Database URL. If it says "localhost" in the URL, replace that with the actual local IP address of your server. Thanks again, you're the best!
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Booklore Template Support Thread
Hey y'all, I followed the guide that sonofdbn outlined above, and it seemed to install okay, but the container didn't automatically start. When I started it and tried to access the webUI, Firefox just said it couldn't connect. I checked the logs and it keeps saying "socket fail to connect to localhost. Connection refused" I'm so confused - I have other servers running on the local host and I can connect to them no problem. I'll attach the full log here. If anyone can shine a light on why it won't run, I'd sure appreciate it. BookloreErrorLog