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kartoza / docker-qgis-desktop

A docker project that will run your QGIS desktop app inside a docker container
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Cannot connect to X server unix:1 #19

Open kofronpi opened 7 years ago

kofronpi commented 7 years ago

Hello,

I tried to run your docker qgis (without attaching to a postgis db) but it failed:

Pulling qgisdesktop (kartoza/qgis-desktop:2.14)...
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Digest: sha256:5c9da833ff651c7829614d800f1da2493f2a386d7b3e3a42bdec1d0e0f58dd4f
Status: Downloaded newer image for kartoza/qgis-desktop:2.14
Creating qgis_qgisdesktop_1
Attaching to qgis_qgisdesktop_1
qgisdesktop_1 | Warning: qgis: cannot connect to X server unix:1
qgis_qgisdesktop_1 exited with code 1
ksketo commented 7 years ago

You need to change the environment variable in your compose file to DISPLAY=${ip}:0 , where ip is (in mac os x) ip=$(ifconfig en0 | grep inet | awk '$1=="inet" {print $2}')

Inkimar commented 3 years ago

Hi @ksketo ,

I am running this on Ubuntu 19 I guess that command fetches the ip-adress, but how would one construct that command when running multiple docker-containers etc? or could I just write the ip as in : DISPLAY=127.0.0.1.:0

-i