Kru-x

Did it connect without problem B4 starting the WP installation? Eg did you see the trusted site icon when you came to the installation screen?

I'm running out of ideas, a 504 error is a slow "server" error or no response, might be Nginx, have you changed a lot in NPM? Else I don't know, all the ones I have done I have never run in to a 504 error. I use docker on my laptop as well and it works mint, so doubt that it would be docker slowing it down. Sorry I'm in the dark on that one! Reinstall???

Glad you figured it out, but I can't figure out how any one would need to upload more than that 128Mb at a time. 🙂 Kidding, assume you have your reasons, and I guess you changed the upload file size in httacess or something. I am not sure about that, if not WP it can only be Nginx, I know in NPM you can add directive directly in the form. MaxUploadFileSize maybe! Kru-x

Happens to us all ;-), you could fiddle around with wp-config but I find it easier to start from the beginning as it seems like u did. It should work when you can create a new cert, if not reach out again and ill try to help. kru-x

Hi, Have you forwarded the port 433 in you router to the https port in NPM? Did you do a clean install of WP where it uses your HTTPS address? Kru-x

Hi Epodox, Sorry for the long delay in answer, The message you see is a normal message as WordPress is working in an enclosed environment of docker, as it says you can suppress the message by global directives (google it). You can disregard it an not worry about it as it has no affect on how WP is working. You say that you can't load the setup anyway but it has nothing to do with the above, just try to delete the both folders (WordPress & mariaDB) and start from the beginning making sure you have the right address and ports. Hope it helps, Kru-x

I'm not sure about MySQL as I never used it myself but it should work similar, guess you have a reason for it? Else I would recommend the mariaDB. It is usually a permission problem as this links suggests: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50026939/php-mysqli-connect-authentication-method-unknown-to-the-client-caching-sha2-pa . Are you adding the MySQL DB container in the template? Is the Database in MySQL named 'wordpress"? Have WordPress full read and write access? I would try to leave the all the DB parameters blank in the template, then login to MYSQL manually and create the DB, Username, password & permission manually. If the parameters are blank in the template the WordrPess installation would ask for the connection parameters. Hope it helps, Kru-x

Hi Ingarb, This is a common problem and not a specific problem to docker or unraid, it is tons of information online how to rectify this problem. There is several solutions, an easy one upload the plugin manually (just unzip the plugin and toss the folder in to your wp-content/plugin folder). You should keep away from change anything in the container as any changes will be deleted each time you update it and even if you could "link" the file to the outside you are in for trouble. Don't even know if the file is in the container, but you could always poke around by ssh in to it. You are looking for a solution in the wrong place, it is an easy one and several of them, one i think I have used is to add command in to the .htaccess file. Kru-x

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With containers it is dead easy, just fire one up or as many as you like, if you don't want to have it anymore just toss it away and make another one. As for the DB question: There is a few ways, just create a new MariDB container and name it differently, then start a new WP container with another name in the template. Eg just do the same as the first one you did but both container with different names (and off course with different :port). You technically could use the same DB for all different WP instances but I would not recommend it if you don't have a good reason for it. To do, just leave the DB field blank in the WP container template, then at startup you would be presented with WP installation guide, there you can choose where the DB is going to be and what name of the DB you would like. The default is the catching name "wordpress" 🙂 Hope it explains!

In that case it should take you to the wordpress install, guess it is the DB so in appdata/ delete the folder "wordpress" and the folder "MariaDB" or whatever you named your db installation to. Reinstall all and when you have it working to connect to it internally try yo connect as per above (NginxProxyManager). Don't even bother to do the wordpress installation until your external connection is working, so when you can connect to WP externally then start the WP installation and use your DuckDNS address

Do you mean when you are clicking on the icon? What ip address is unraid on?

Smart man your dad :-), download the docker NginxProxyManager and try it from there first, if you can connect internally you should easily connect to it from within NPM, you add your external domain and proxy it to your internal IP address by add a new proxyhost. And remember that most data added to WP is saved in the database, so if settings like your domain you added is still causing problem also delete the MariaDB files when reinstalling.

Are you using "Unraid" as a server?

That can be changed in wp.config, if it is a site you have worked on, if not just remove the appdata/wordpress and restart the container it again = new install. And are you using 80 as a port, you have that in your .conf file? It is usually used by unraid UI

Make life easy for you, use "NginxProxyManager", search for it in "Apps (Community Applications). I guess you have an https://myaddress.com, then in NginxProxyManager just point to the WordPress container's internal ip adress. Just read your .conf file, have you got WP working internally? Eg. can you connect to it by the internal ip address:port?

"WordPress is an open source software you can use to create a website, blog, or app." Used it on unraid for years for development, but also works fine in production, The only "flaw" that I have found is that the WP instances only see the internal IP address, not the external ones eg. WP can not see the ip address of the remote computer. I know it is a solution but have not found a good one yet (IF anyone do, please let me know) Please use this support for unraid/docker issues/questions only, WordPress itself have a huge community to answer all WordPress related questions.

That did it,should have known. Thank you very much Squid, your a supa-star! Kru-x

Fix common problem reports "Unable to write to cache" & "Unable to write to Docker Image", the system works for a while after reboot then the docker fails and then the vm's as well. Have done some changes with changing drives, updated to new version etc. so I am a little bit lost, HELP! snow-diagnostics-20200202-0658.zip

Sorry, I'm away from my computer 4 a few days. But read the previous threads, most likely you got the new version of wekan and docker that don't support the "-link". It changed, but all of that is discussed in the last few threads. Let me know if you figure it out, else I step you thorough it in a few days time. Kru-x

What have I done wrong Sir??? 🤣 Fixed, tahnks

Bugger, forgot to put in the support start tag, thanks for pointing this out. I moved your post to the right forum and answered you there @ https://forums.unraid.net/topic/86922-support-kru-x-godaddy-ddns/ R Kru-x

I got this post from user "dnLL", just wanted to answer and maybe clarify to others! Hi, "dnLL" First of all I didn't create this container merely added it to unraid for others like me to use. I guess there is no specific reason that it would be better (or worse to my knowledge) to use a docker or this container made in python, your solution might even be better For me it is the easiness to throw in a container, fill out the detail's and away you go, I can toss it away if needed. I am more in too web development I am not that confident to make my own script's , don't like the copy and paste to get it working and if I don't fully understand it i rather trust in others that do, to make the task. Similar to all other docker containers I use, but most others are more advanced then this one thought. Hope it answer your question, R Kru-x

Used this docker for years now on my server, handy tool to update my dynamic DNS directly on my Godaddy account. "Docker image to provide a DDNS service for godaddy domains. Uses the GoDaddy REST API to update the given domain's DNS IP address to the public IP address of the host it is executing on. Performs a check every 10 minutes, but you can alter this if you like by modifying /etc/cron.d/godaddy-ddns inside the container." If you have problems with adding multiple Domains, you might have to add them as A names, refer to this post by JamiePhonic

Happy you found it, there is no configuration to be done, except from within the user interface. All data is stored in the db so the unraid share path in this case is not really needed. I think there is a previous thread about it.