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Docker Compose: Repository does not exist or may require 'docker login' #416
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Hey @cjeller1592 Yeah, pretty sure the If in doubt though, clone the repo and build from the Dockerfile. Can definitely confirm that works! Conor |
Thanks @conor-f! When I try to build the Dockerfile locally, I get this error:
Did you run into that issue at all? Not sure if it's because I am a Docker novice or because there's something wrong in the Dockerfile itself. Is there a flag I'm missing to modify the build command? I just ran |
I am also quite new to docker, but I think the way I built it was
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Gotcha — I swapped the
Just don't know if it's a port forwarding issue or what. Did you encounter anything similar @conor-f? I am using Docker Desktop for Mac if that helps. |
Just wanted to bump this again and see if @conor-f or anyone that has run WriteFreely locally with Docker Compose has any tips on how to deal with what I've been encountering for a while. Every time I try to visit the instance in a browser, I get
Is there anything I am doing that's causing the port forwarding to not occur? Is there a particular config set up that works better with this containerized version of WriteFreely? Would be open to suggestions! |
Hey so there's some things I don't quite get in your First of all, under my The You have three |
Thanks for the help @conor-f! I restarted the whole process, paid attention to your above points, and finally got WriteFreely running with instructions you laid out in your PR. I ran it with the Many thanks again for your assistance! |
No problem CJ! Glad you got it sorted. |
Describe the bug
When I was trying to run WriteFreely via docker-compose based on @conor-f 's instructions, I ran into this.
The image in the
docker-compose.yml
file is this:When I try to perform a docker pull on this image, I get a similar error:
I don't think this image actually exists. There is a
writeas/writefreely
image listed here. Should that the one that should be included instead?Expected behavior
Docker pulls down the image successfully.
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