hackerman

@bosswazI think it's an issue with the latest container. Use the tag 7.6.0-ls63 and see if that works for you.

Here to clear up some answers, sorry for the late start! How are you adding the custom tags? If you add them via the diskover.conf file, they should persist. It will always ask for 2, but 2 are not required. Only if you want to compare indicies with heatmaps, etc. I've noticed that you've included all available ENV options in your run command. If you are going to use the defaults, I would HIGHLY suggest simply omitting them from the command entirely. One example is the INDEX_NAME, by default, will be timestamped so you can create a running history of crawls, but your command will prevent that from happening, overwriting all previous indices with the same name. If you check the README, it lists all ENV variables that are optional. 9000 here is used by PHP-FPM for running the code. This type of error is usually an indication of an incorrect proxy config.