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I have a folder on host that contains subfolders for each stack
this is mapped in to dockhand like this:
/app/data/stacks/stackname/docker-compose.yaml
/app/data/stacks/stackname/.env
if i navigate to the folder on the host and run sudo docker compose up Everything works
but if i start the stack from dockhand. it does not work.
it looks like only the main container starts. and when i inspect. i see that many environment variables are missing.
i have always user the cli before. but after switching to dockhand i wanted to try to use the web gui.
This is tested on multiple stacks. and none work when deployed in dockhand
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I have a folder on host that contains subfolders for each stack
this is mapped in to dockhand like this:
/app/data/stacks/stackname/docker-compose.yaml
/app/data/stacks/stackname/.env
if i navigate to the folder on the host and run
sudo docker compose upEverything worksbut if i start the stack from dockhand. it does not work.
it looks like only the main container starts. and when i inspect. i see that many environment variables are missing.
i have always user the cli before. but after switching to dockhand i wanted to try to use the web gui.
This is tested on multiple stacks. and none work when deployed in dockhand
One of the stacks is for opencloud. it is well documented here: https://github.com/opencloud-eu/opencloud-compose
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