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docker-compose up fails with DB error and I can't access web GUI #73
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I am using rancher 1.14.2 on my laptop (not docker directly) as we are not allowed to use docker at our company. Is this issue on netdisco related to: |
Hello Im having a similar issue asking for upgrade of db followed the instructions as per README
I can actually enter the web gui ,seems to be working . Any clue how to solve this? |
I got the same issue. |
@thatlostboy : the root cause is @benjofalanga : yours seems to be a different issue, if it persists can you also post the output from the netdisco-postgresql container? @bergernetch : please also post logs, preferably in a new issues since there's already a lot going on here. Sorry nobody got around to look at this for multiple months, Netdisco volunteers are spread quite thin. |
Hey yes here are the logs from the netdisco-postgresql container
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I have the same problem:
and also to me we interface don't come up. Permission are fine.
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I am unable to provide more logs, got it running somehow but do not remember how..
That is understandable, thanks for checking it at all! |
yes that's a bit the trouble here, everything that people post looks somewhat normal. The postgres container has a bit on startup that launches it without listening to network requests, during which potentially a schema upgrade is performed. This leads to some error messages of the other containers, but eventually it should resolve and the web interface starts accepting requests. Here is a full example what a normal first start looks like:
While some of that looks worrying, it really isn't. Also maybe not super self-explanatory, the final
mean that the web process has successfully started. If you have a large database already, the phase between
can take quite long. All that being said, if anybody still doesn't have a running web frontend after a couple minutes, maybe also post a |
Just in case you wonder, a huge problem is when running in podman ( RHEL/OL ), where the internal resolution does not work unless the containers run in a single pod . |
Thanks I've put this in a separate issue: #78 - I'll try to give it a spin when I get around to it, I can see how it could not be working with our bind mount instruction, DNS options etc. |
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Expected Behavior
When i run docker-compose up, the containers should come up and i shoudl be able to access the web interface.
Current Behavior
When I run docker-compose up, I get the following error. And I cannot acess the website at https://localhost:5000
Possible Solution
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
I following the steps in: https://hub.docker.com/r/netdisco/netdisco
Context
I cannot test netdisco for our environment.
Your Environment
I am not sure how to check the postgresql and backend versions. Here is the relevant output from the docker image ls
Device information
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