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So right now I'm using Kitsu from a docker container with good success, the only problem so far is that the mailing options don't work, so users cannot recover their password or receive notifications.
How can I solve this?
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Now... back on track... how can I solve the mail not working?
Thanks!
Not related to issue (moved by @nledez - may put this in a README pull request):
BTW I think it could be a good idea to mention this to other users, to have persistent data, but at the same time have everything in a container that is a folder in the host computer I'm using this command to create a named volume that points to a folder in the host system:
And then I use this command to make the container auto-start always:
docker update --restart=always co1n2t345678
Being the big number the container ID I got with the previous command.
This way I'm able to access the actual data because it's inside an actual folder of my system.
Maybe you want to add this process to the possible process for other users, because I think it makes it easier to use the docker image as a production ready version :)
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EDIT by @nledez
So right now I'm using Kitsu from a docker container with good success, the only problem so far is that the mailing options don't work, so users cannot recover their password or receive notifications.
How can I solve this?
[ ..... cut part .... ]
Now... back on track... how can I solve the mail not working?
Thanks!
Not related to issue (moved by @nledez - may put this in a README pull request):
BTW I think it could be a good idea to mention this to other users, to have persistent data, but at the same time have everything in a container that is a folder in the host computer I'm using this command to create a named volume that points to a folder in the host system:
docker volume create --driver local -o o=bind -o type=none -o device="/Volumes/MacServer/Docker/kitsu" kitsu-storage
And the command I use to run the container is this one:
docker run --init -d -p 80:80 --name kitsu_bone -v kitsu-storage:/var/lib/postgresql -v kitsu-storage:/opt/zou/previews cgwire/cgwire
After that I use this to identify the container:
docker ps
And then I use this command to make the container auto-start always:
docker update --restart=always co1n2t345678
Being the big number the container ID I got with the previous command.
This way I'm able to access the actual data because it's inside an actual folder of my system.
Maybe you want to add this process to the possible process for other users, because I think it makes it easier to use the docker image as a production ready version :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: