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I just started a skeleton based project. Tried to use the docker (via win10 + docker-tools). I made the call of docker-compose up -d
I do expected a start, but nothing hapened. So I just called a docker-compose up and got the following error message:
starting myslim4test_slim_1 ... done
Attaching to myslim4test_slim1
slim_1 | Directory public does not exists.
myslim4test_slim_1 exited with code 1
And my structure is like the basic, so I do have a public folder. I did not changed anything. Any idea what could be wrong?
Then I copied all the files into a virtualbox (ubuntu, latest, php 7.3). And just hitted the compose start command, and it working well.
Then I tried with docker, same result.
All permission is properly set (755 for dirs, 644 for files). Full permission under windows (since no other option there...).
Cheers
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I tested with docker-compose up -d and navigated to localhost:8080 and I get Hello World! so the config that's present here works. Closing this as resolved.
Hi,
I just started a skeleton based project. Tried to use the docker (via win10 + docker-tools). I made the call of
docker-compose up -d
I do expected a start, but nothing hapened. So I just called a
docker-compose up
and got the following error message:And my structure is like the basic, so I do have a
public
folder. I did not changed anything. Any idea what could be wrong?Then I copied all the files into a virtualbox (ubuntu, latest, php 7.3). And just hitted the
compose start
command, and it working well.Then I tried with docker, same result.
All permission is properly set (755 for dirs, 644 for files). Full permission under windows (since no other option there...).
Cheers
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: