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[BUG] Exception\SuspiciousOperationException: Untrusted Host #65
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I had another developer that found that if you change |
@urinal-cake you are completely correct it's due to the trusted hosts setting. I'll create a bug to cover this and see if we can document it better. |
@tobybatch I guess my confusion was that I've included the port with the hostname, Maybe you could point out in the doc that the port should be omitted. Thanks for the support! |
This issue's solution is not complete...
Excellent solution if one were to know WHERE to change that. I tried prefacing my docker command with that variable. No dice still my host is untrusted... |
Again, this may be an issue with my lack of reading documentation properly, or not having the correct setup. Are there pre-requisites that I'm not aware of? Does the docker-compose properly take care of downloading and handling nginx?
Describe the bug
After starting the docker containers with the command 'docker-compose up -d' and navigating to the IP of the host that has kimai installed, the application in any browser displays a message that the host is untrusted. This appears to be a Symfony issue that, after researching, may be related to the docker-compose file not being correctly configured?
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
sudo git clone https://github.com/tobybatch/kimai2.git kimai
sudo cd /opt/kimai
docker-compose up -d
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Command used to run the container
docker-compose up -d
Docker compose file (with passwords redacted)
Additional context
Fresh new virtual machine with nothing but docker and docker-compose installed. Also, excuse me if I'm missing some crucial steps. I'm new to a fair bit of this.
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