Closed Y0ngg4n closed 1 year ago
I'm a bit confused. We have a setting in the config that does this. And yes, you should not have to make a fancy workaround to get to the files.
@JulianPrieber where?
On the config page right here:
@JulianPrieber i don´t have that option. Nowhere in the admin interface.
It's right on your config page, example.com/panel/config
@JulianPrieber if i go to the url path i get an 404
What version are you on?
@JulianPrieber julianprieber/littlelink-custom:v3.0.0
You can check your version at example.com/version.json
@JulianPrieber 3.0.0
Then you will have to update to make use of that feature.
@JulianPrieber that is the latest docker container?
You can just use the built-in updater in the app to do that.
@JulianPrieber ok to do this i had to create an installation with an volume mount. to do this i have followed #44. But now i just get "500 Internal Server Error" always i want to access it.
I do not recommend following the instructions in https://github.com/JulianPrieber/llc-docker/issues/44 We elaborate a bit about this here: https://github.com/JulianPrieber/llc-docker#persistent-storage What we officially recommend is illustrated here: https://github.com/JulianPrieber/llc-docker#deploy
If you currently don't have persistent storage setup and don't want to lose your data, I'd recommend using the built-in updater.
@JulianPrieber as i am on kubernetes that is not possible. Also the problem is that the files are not created so i have to create a container without volume and then move the files out and mount it.
We removed the docker compose example from the config. We hope to work out a better one.
Please add a https scheme environment variable. I always get mixed content errors and it seems like i am not the only one. please add a http scheme environment variable to redirect all links to https. I also had the same issues like in https://github.com/JulianPrieber/llc-docker/issues/44. The container should create the files by itself and you should not have to make a fancy workaround to get to the files.