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Web interface: "Error :(" #95
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Hi @stefanheijnen. Thanks for reporting this. I've not been able to reproduce this issue yet. Would you be able to try again and use your browser's inspector to look at the network traffic, please? I'm wondering if there are error messages returned from the server when the POST to /graphql returns status code 400. Thanks. |
I have the same issue, there are no error messages, just a blob of HTML: |
On a hunch, I used an SSH port forward so that I could access the container with the It looks like this is a result of Django's ALLOWED_HOSTS setting. I'd recommend disabling these checks (by changing it to |
@damianmoore You mean this? |
By the way @stefanheijnen I resolved this by changing the ALLOWED_HOSTS line in the docker-compose.yml to “*” (with quotes). |
…rrors. Docs will need to make it clear to the user why they should change it if running in production.
Thanks @stefanheijnen for reporting and sending screenshots. Thanks @bobobo1618 for identifying the problem. For these quick set-up docker compose files I've decided to set |
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I just installed photonix on Ubuntu 18.04.3 server, I navigate to the webinterface and I'm greeted with "Error :(". Docker version 19.03.2, build 6a30dfc
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