Closed jorge-aparicio closed 3 years ago
Your "docker ps" does not list "librephotos-proxy" - I think this is because you make two services with same name "proxy" and only the last one gets created, try unique service-names maybe?
Also, try to check the networks with:
docker network inspect librephotos_default
docker network inspect librephotos_proxy-tier
To see if the containers are connected to the networks the way you planned it to be ;-)
Okay you were correct, I was able to get it up and running by renaming proxy to librephotos-proxy, as well as switching my port config from:
ports:
- 3000:80
to
expose:
- 80
Hello,
I am really hoping someone can help me figure out how to setup librephotos with JWilders Nginx Proxy for docker. It has been really easy to get multiple other services up and running, but librephotos is giving me a hard time specifically, which I think is because librephotos already utilizes a proxy but I might be wrong. Anyways here is all the information I can supply from my test setup using on self-signed certs.
docker-compose.yml
docker ps output:
startup log:
Thank you for any suggestions you could possibly provide!