Closed justwlocke closed 1 year ago
Please ensure that you've read the setup step carefully and check all the settings under app/settings_example.py
for what you can customize
Here's the Log nexus_dashboard.log
I'd gone over the steps multiple times before making this post, checked out the other issues as well.
I'm going to rename the title because now the question is less "How do I?" and more "Logging in throws an error".
you need to run migrations
Ah... I could have sworn I ran both previously, but upon redoing it, its fixed the issue. I must've missed "flask db upgrade", or maybe something broke it.
Either way, I've logged in now. Thank you.
Am I dumb? Did I miss a step somewhere?I went through the whole install process via the "Windows Manual" steps, ran the page with "flask run", I've got it open in my browser. But I need to sign in with a username and password, and I never made one for Nexus. (And there's no register button anywhere, despite me thinking there should be one while looking at the files)I filled out settings.py with the username/pass for the database, and I tried them on the login page, but it throws an error, simply saying "Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error and was unable to complete your request. Either the server is overloaded or there is an error in the application."
Yet the server itself doesn't show an error in powershell. The only error I wasn't able to fix was the command "flask db upgrade" not being able to find the brickprimatives folder in \res\ (Which it couldn't find because I couldn't find it to put it in there.)((I assume the same would happen with the models textures and ui folders, as I couldn't find those either.))
Windows 10 With Python 3.8.0, as specified in the setup ImageMagick-7.1.1-Q16