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500 Server Error | Docker-Compose Instructions? #39
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@honestlai Cannot reproduce with our compose stack: https://github.com/anonaddy/docker/blob/master/examples/compose/docker-compose.yml. And it seems your |
Does the MariaDB have to be a specific version? I have it running in a separate instance?
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@honestlai Cannot reproduce with our compose stack: https://github.com/anonaddy/docker/blob/master/examples/compose/docker-compose.yml. And it seems your MariaDB service is missing in your stack.
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@honestlai Can't tell without logs.
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This is the output of the logs after turning on debug
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I tried this again with as few changes to the default files as possible. I received the same results, below is the config anonaddy.env
Docker-compose.yml
This is all running now on an Alpine host instead of an Ubuntu host. |
@honestlai is that your actual If so that will be causing the Please try running: php artisan key:generate
php artisan config:clear To see if that solves the |
You can also use:
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@willbrowningme Thanks for the concern... what I posted was just for the test instance I threw up to see if I was doing something wrong with my production config. I made up throw away keys for it. It looks like the below commands did it, the other one using the command through docker-compose didn't work for me
Maybe add this step to some documentation for running under docker... Thanks for the help guys! |
Ahh... fyi, I had to make a change to my config and re-ran docker-compose. I had to run the above commands again to get the server running |
Soooo.... I'm able to get this working ONLY if I leave registration set to true, which I don't want, if I enable it, or basically make any changes to the anonaddy.env file, I start receiving server 500 errors. Below is the current log
On this particular run, I set registration to false, created my user on the command line, logged in with the userid and when I hit verify email, received the server 500 error |
k Nevermind... I started over and didn't run any of the dkim key generation. Seems to be working now |
I think the error above about the invalid MAC is because you changed your I don't think it is related to the registration being set to false or fact you didn't run any dkim key generation. Once you set |
Behaviour
Steps to reproduce this issue
Expected behaviour
Fully running website
Actual behaviour
I get a 500 Server error on page load
Configuration
docker --version
) :docker-compose --version
) :uname -a
) :docker-compose.yml
,.env
, ...Docker info
Below is my compose and .env files
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