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I'm pretty sure you need to install docker compose in addition, that's at least how I did it once
edit: changed source
i updated the commands from that url, as it installs v1 legacy, should technically work but i only did testing with v2 of compose plugin
(tested the following inside deb 9 stretch Docker container)
sudo curl -L https://github.com/docker/compose/releases/download/v2.11.0/docker-compose-linux-x86_64 -o /usr/local/bin/docker-compose
sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/docker-compose
Much Love -Bacon
@PhantomNimbi Did you manage to get it working?
@PhantomNimbi Did you manage to get it working?
Yolo, sorry for the late reply haven't been able to access my PC in a while. Bout to test it now.
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Hmmm running debian inside docker gives me debian 10 instead of debian 9... somehow I feel i should have run it in a docker image from the start lmfao...
Got it to run in a Debian 10 Docker image without using docker-compose.
However, the only thing I can't access this way is the Dashboard. Although the ports are definitely open my browser is unable to find the webpage when trying to access it.
and i got it to work. Had to swap a few things over. Instead of hosting a Debian Docker container for it I simply ran redis and postgres in their own docker containers and used those for the bot.
Now both the bot and the dashboard are working perfectly =)
docker compose doesn't work in debian stretch on WSL in Windows 10.
compose
isn't a subcommand ofdocker
and--env-file
isn't even an option indocker-compose
on debian 9 for WSL.