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Roxedus

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Everything posted by Roxedus

  1. Pretty sure its because of the image not being from dockerhub
  2. I asked the developer of the container to use a base that implements umask, i will update you on any development on my request
  3. I just spun up a new instance of deemix and it went smooth. I also updated the template with the new repo, should be live soon. I dont know how it will treat old installations, @Squid should add a deprecating warning, telling people to use registry.gitlab.com/bockiii/deemix-docker instead of bocki/deemix
  4. This has all the premium features, so yes, it does OTP
  5. Pretty sure the scheme should be left as http
  6. From the looks of it, no.
  7. Looks like you skipped over the part about downloading the xml, then putting it on your array first.
  8. overcome how? the application needs a mysql database connection.
  9. @dmynerd78 Seems like you need redis5 with overleaf. there is a few issues on it, check out this issue.
  10. hi @isaw Seem like there has been a update for the container since my initial testing. you just need the container port 8080, i will up date the template later today. the warnings you see are supposedly expected.
  11. as long as the domian is resolving to the ip of your reverse proxy, and it uses port 443 locally there is no problem
  12. Personally i have my domain go trough my reverse proxy locally too.
  13. The developers recomend using a reverse proxy for https. https://github.com/dani-garcia/bitwarden_rs/wiki/Enabling-HTTPS
  14. So your domain resolves to bitwardens ip when local? or to your npm instance?
  15. The container doesnt create a self-signed certificate, so it cant serve https over port 443. Can you use the external address locally?
  16. This is the settings I use, this account does not have 2FA enabled.
  17. @Mattyfaz i read the issue. I Wil add that path when I am at a computer, or you can create a pull request adding it Doing it now
  18. From my limited testing, it does that if the video is in fact set to `max`
  19. I am seeing the same. Could you reach out to the developer on Github and raise a issue? Unless this is something @Glassed Silver has told the developer about.
  20. @noja @CODEG33K I have updated the template, but you should update yours manually. Edit the container path to be `/app/audio` and `/app/video`
  21. Just let me know if you need any changes
  22. I added the following to my reverse proxy for the admin panel location /admin { return 404; } I only access the panel locally using the direct ip.
  23. I should stop multitasking
  24. I have no idea. Reach out to the developers https://github.com/dani-garcia/bitwarden_rs
  25. Did you past the whole log from containerstart in the post?

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