Closed dausruddin closed 1 year ago
cannot replicate
I'm having the same problem.
I'm on windows 10 and using Docker Desktop and docker-compose -f docker-compose-named-volumes.yaml
. All works well except for the admin environment, please let me know if I can help investigating, as I would like to solve this problem.
Can confirm the issue when I try the docker-compose-named-volumes.yaml The underlying operating system doesn't seem to be related, as I'm on Linux
docker-compose -f docker-compose-named-volumes.yaml exec -T web python manage.py collectstatic --noinput
docker-compose -f docker-compose-named-volumes.yaml up
and visiting localhost/admin
Yes, I have been trying with the same compose file. I only change port and admin password.
Tried docker-compose-dev.yaml
and it loaded fine right away.
I have tried the command you gave to @Peterkrol12 and it fixed the issue.
The command provided by @mgogoulos indeed solved the problem for me, thank you very much!
I think changing volumes in the migrations container (in the docker-compose-named-volimes.yaml) to - https://github.com/mediacms-io/mediacms/blob/fb0f3ee739dfc2951b593842951e1883f6664f46/docker-compose-named-volumes.yaml#L30 Should fix the issue
i ran into this today on native linux, clean install, similar situation - do I need to install Docker to resolve the missing admin resources?
EDIT: python manage.py collectstatic
resolved this for me
(also the fact that this is issue 404 and being about a missing resource is humorous)
Describe the issue All assets are not being found. So the webpage became plain. I am running using docker.
I am using rootless docker, port 8080.
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Expected behavior Django admin should be beautifully displayed.
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