April 13, 20206 yr What's the best way to map other shares within my Unraid configuration to this container so I can view/edit files saved in those shares?
April 13, 20206 yr 2 hours ago, HALPtech said: What's the best way to map other shares within my Unraid configuration to this container so I can view/edit files saved in those shares? There aren't many options. Add a new path in the template for the share you want to access in the container.
April 13, 20206 yr 19 hours ago, adambeck7 said: `DOCKER_MODS` needs to be in Key. It should look like this I'm currently configuring the Python3 version of this - is it always going to take ~10 minutes to boot once I restart the container?
April 13, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, saarg said: There aren't many options. Add a new path in the template for the share you want to access in the container. I've added a new path via the template for the container but still don't see the option to select a file within it when opening a new file/folder from within the editor. Any thoughts?
April 13, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, HALPtech said: I'm currently configuring the Python3 version of this - is it always going to take ~10 minutes to boot once I restart the container? For me it was only the first time that took extra.
April 13, 20206 yr 4 hours ago, HALPtech said: I'm currently configuring the Python3 version of this - is it always going to take ~10 minutes to boot once I restart the container? Not restarted but when recreated/updated
April 14, 20206 yr Adding a path to another Unraid share allows me to access that share via the terminal from within the container, but I'd like to be able to see it when I try to open a file (along with the workspace folder, etc.). Is this possible?
April 14, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, HALPtech said: Adding a path to another Unraid share allows me to access that share via the terminal from within the container, but I'd like to be able to see it when I try to open a file (along with the workspace folder, etc.). Is this possible? Have you tried navigating to the directory and using code -r {filename}
April 14, 20206 yr 3 hours ago, HALPtech said: Adding a path to another Unraid share allows me to access that share via the terminal from within the container, but I'd like to be able to see it when I try to open a file (along with the workspace folder, etc.). Is this possible? Click on open folder, delete everything in the bar and put a forward slash `/` in there, it will let you browser the entire container contents including other mapped folders
April 15, 20206 yr On 4/14/2020 at 10:55 AM, adambeck7 said: Have you tried navigating to the directory and using code -r {filename} It isn't recognizing 'code' as a valid command in the terminal. I'm wondering if something isn't installed that should be.
April 15, 20206 yr 3 minutes ago, HALPtech said: It isn't recognizing 'code' as a valid command in the terminal. I'm wondering if something isn't installed that should be. Yea I wasn't sure that'd work. Right above your comment aptalca said to do it this way: Click on open folder, delete everything in the bar and put a forward slash `/` in there, it will let you browser the entire container contents including other mapped folders
April 15, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, adambeck7 said: Yea I wasn't sure that'd work. Right above your comment aptalca said to do it this way: Click on open folder, delete everything in the bar and put a forward slash `/` in there, it will let you browser the entire container contents including other mapped folders That worked. Do you know why I can't use the code command? I'm new to this and a friend who was helping me out also referenced the code command, so now I'm curious what it is and why I don't have it.
April 16, 20206 yr Hey, is anyone else getting super high CPU usage from code-server? Any idea how to find out how what is causing CPU usage in dockers? Cheers Danny
April 16, 20206 yr 5 hours ago, HALPtech said: That worked. Do you know why I can't use the code command? I'm new to this and a friend who was helping me out also referenced the code command, so now I'm curious what it is and why I don't have it. Because it's not a desktop os, it's a docker container
April 29, 20206 yr I'm assuming this is maybe expected behaviour, but the session is not stored at all. Is there anyway to work around that? I.e. I open a directory through the vscode tab, maybe run a npm script and open a few files. If I then close that browser tab and open it back up all the layout/ terminal scripts are lost/no longer running. I want it so that I can keep the session regardless if I close the tab, or open the vscode tab window on another PC.
April 29, 20206 yr 3 hours ago, mintjberry said: I'm assuming this is maybe expected behaviour, but the session is not stored at all. Is there anyway to work around that? I.e. I open a directory through the vscode tab, maybe run a npm script and open a few files. If I then close that browser tab and open it back up all the layout/ terminal scripts are lost/no longer running. I want it so that I can keep the session regardless if I close the tab, or open the vscode tab window on another PC. That's an upstream thing. In earlier versions it was stored, including the last opened folder. Newer versions don't store anything. I don't like it either
April 29, 20206 yr If I open the same folder again, it opens the files I had opened before closing the browser. I think.....
May 2, 20206 yr 52 minutes ago, mintjberry said: Can anyone else clarify if this is expected behaviour? The folder is not remembered, but if you open the folder again, the open files are remembered
May 21, 20206 yr I am trying to set up a Reverse Proxy with letsencrypt (letsencrypt works with other containers) and when I set up the proxy-conf I get a 502 Bad Gateway error. Am I missing a step in setting up the Reverse Proxy?
May 21, 20206 yr 4 hours ago, bdzschau said: I am trying to set up a Reverse Proxy with letsencrypt (letsencrypt works with other containers) and when I set up the proxy-conf I get a 502 Bad Gateway error. Am I missing a step in setting up the Reverse Proxy? 502 means letsencrypt can't reach code-server. You likely forgot to put them in the same user defined bridge network
May 21, 20206 yr 2 minutes ago, aptalca said: 502 means letsencrypt can't reach code-server. You likely forgot to put them in the same user defined bridge network They were both under the same user defined bridge network. Do I have to change any files in code server?
May 21, 20206 yr 3 minutes ago, bdzschau said: They were both under the same user defined bridge network. Do I have to change any files in code server? Did you change anything in the proxy conf?
May 21, 20206 yr Just now, saarg said: Did you change anything in the proxy conf? I took off the .sample from the end of the file and changed the port since port 8443 was in use
May 21, 20206 yr Just now, bdzschau said: I took off the .sample from the end of the file and changed the port since port 8443 was in use It didn't say to edit anything, so you shouldn't have done that. Set it back to the default port as it's not using the mapped port, but the container port.
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