Closed capsulecorplab closed 4 days ago
@capsulecorplab Sorry, I'm just now seeing this after a short vacation.
How many system resources are you allocating in Docker? It looks like Python doesn't have the resources to start geocml-desktop or gTS.
@capsulecorplab Also, when you're running a geoCML instance locally, don't use https (:
@capsulecorplab Sorry, I'm just now seeing this after a short vacation.
How many system resources are you allocating in Docker? It looks like Python doesn't have the resources to start geocml-desktop or gTS.
@capsulecorplab Also, when you're running a geoCML instance locally, don't use https (:
Tried both, same issue :/
Okay, one last thing to try: could you delete the containers you pulled, then build them locally with docker compose build
?
Encountered a build error
Strange... Let me see if I can't get a Linux Mint VM up and running, I might be able to reproduce it in that environment
I'm still not able to reproduce this... Could you try with geoCML v0.2.0 instead of v0.3.0-INDEV? https://github.com/geoCML/geocml-base-deployment/releases/tag/v0.2.0
Tried building off v0.2.0, but encountered a similar build error
Re: https://github.com/readthedocs/readthedocs.org/issues/9171#issuecomment-1122222194
Seems like a bug with your Docker version. Please update to the latest Docker.
@capsulecorplab Hey there, got any updates on this issue?
Hey! Sorry for the delay. Updating Docker Engine to version 27.3.1 seemed to get me to the Xpra client page~
Describe the bug Cannot access geoCML Desktop via localhost on either port 80 or 10000
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
cd
into geocml-base-deploymentdocker-compose pull
docker-compose up
Expected behavior Should be able to connect to geoCML Desktop
Screenshots
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context Tested as of a08ff206906bd352d2c1a5fb0355b2de449ee277