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Build path does not exist #2
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What kind of OS are you running the docker-compose on? Is your DISPLAY variable set? |
My apologies for leaving such a tardy issue report. Docker version and OS below. And No for display var setting. I guess i need to try to read up what this display variable and module actually does. Where should I start ?
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Actually Mac does not have X11 server bundled anymore. NetXMS console is a X11 application and it will not run without X11 server. Seems you need to install XQuartz (https://www.xquartz.org/) or other X11 server to display X11 applications in OS X |
Noted. But for all intents and purposes in my case, running a separate native OSX client or bundled web client for that matter, negates need to include this nxmc in my docker. Other than for obvious reasons of having a convenient bundled client in single docker container. |
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Having a problem running with docker compose, however if I remove the reference lomo/netxms-nxmc. I can run rest of them fine.
Also changing instruction from build to image, i can also run it fine.
What gives ?
➜ netxms-dockerfiles git:(master) ✗ docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml up
WARNING: The DISPLAY variable is not set. Defaulting to a blank string.
ERROR: build path /Users/dbld/docker_tests/netxms-dockerfiles/lomo/netxms-nxmc either does not exist, is not accessible, or is not a valid URL.
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