Dear @krokhale
Thank you so much! I was reeeaally excited about your lightning fast response and bugfix!!!!!
I have to say sorry, that I only tried it, stumbled upon another issue and did not answer as quick as you did. Now I got back to it and tried it many times again but always with the same result:
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I can't access it through Nginx Proxy (Bad Gateway) but only directly through unsecured http and the port.
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I'm not correctly redirected but have to add the path /auth/login (well that's documented in your guide)
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When filling out and submitting the registration form, I'm getting "This page couldn’t load. A server error occurred. Reload to try again." and in the Docker logs it print's:
⨯ Error: Failed query: select "id", "email", "password_hash", "created_at" from "auth"."users" where "auth"."users"."email" = $1
(...)
[cause]: tV: relation "auth.users" does not exist
Have to say, that I adjusted the docker-compose.yml in terms of networking/ports, because some ports (like for example the default Postgres port) are already allocated by other containers. But I'm sure, that should not be a problem. Anyway here are my files:
docker-compose.override.yml
docker-compose.yml
docker-logs.txt
Looking forward to your analysis :)
Ursprünglich gepostet von @robertsass in #476 (comment)
Dear @krokhale
Thank you so much! I was reeeaally excited about your lightning fast response and bugfix!!!!!
I have to say sorry, that I only tried it, stumbled upon another issue and did not answer as quick as you did. Now I got back to it and tried it many times again but always with the same result:
I can't access it through Nginx Proxy (Bad Gateway) but only directly through unsecured http and the port.
I'm not correctly redirected but have to add the path
/auth/login(well that's documented in your guide)When filling out and submitting the registration form, I'm getting "This page couldn’t load. A server error occurred. Reload to try again." and in the Docker logs it print's:
Have to say, that I adjusted the docker-compose.yml in terms of networking/ports, because some ports (like for example the default Postgres port) are already allocated by other containers. But I'm sure, that should not be a problem. Anyway here are my files:
docker-compose.override.yml
docker-compose.yml
docker-logs.txt
Looking forward to your analysis :)
Ursprünglich gepostet von @robertsass in #476 (comment)