Unable to open "http://ip_address:2020" page

[Vlad-Kliucharov]

On my side, it's not working. I need help.

1. I had installed docker
2. Run command "docker-compose up -d"
3. Open browser add site address "http://IP_ADDRESS:2020" AND "site can’t be reached"
   And one of my docker containers has the status "EXITED (0)"

[ludeknovy]

Hi @Vlad-Kliucharov, the exited migration container is supposed to be exited - it handles the db migrations. So no need to worry about it.

Did you try to access the application like this http://localhost:2020 ?

[Vlad-Kliucharov]

Hi @ludeknovy !
Thanks, now it works, cause in this case we use another item - "http://localhost:2020" in the URL, in the example on the site its looks like "http://IP_ADDRESS:2020"

[ludeknovy]

Yes, its on purpose, because if you run it locally, the IP is 127.0.0.1 / localhost. But if you run the app on a virtual machine, you access it through its IP address. But I might rephrase it, so its less confusing;)

Please, mark your question as answered. Thanks.

[Vlad-Kliucharov]

Please tell me how can I mark it as "answered"?

[ludeknovy]

see the green circle icon: #81

[Vlad-Kliucharov]

I have no option to make "answered", maybe you have any prompts? Beside of ticket

[jhmjam]

Hi I used docker and ran the compose command but one of the containers failed.

Tried removing and started again but same result.

AM i doing something wrong?

[jhmjam]

Hi i get permission denied for the docker logs but i have used docker login?

[ludeknovy]

Then you must have something wrong with your docker setup? You don't need docker login for that.
My guess would be the permission issue is causing the container to fail, because it needs access to the file system to persist the data.

[jhmjam]

It works okay if i use docker desktop. I also tried sudo to get past it but no luck. Any suggestions?

[ludeknovy]

I guess the fix depends on your platform - try googling for docker compose permission issue for your platform.

[jhmjam]

Ok thanks :)