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Trying to follow the getting started instructions for self hosting with docker-compose. When I try to run:
I get an error in the log:
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@cmthomps I believe the issue Try |
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Thanks - I think it's using the networking setup by docker compose, so I shouldn't need to open ports on my physical machine. Right? |
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I have the same issue.
I suppose (but i could be wrong) couchdb accepts connection only from 127.0.0.1 (in other words – from itself only) and rejects any connections from outside. But i don't know how to configure it correctly. |
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Which operating system are you running on? Are you using OSX with a mac and M1 chip, by any chance? |
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I am using macos, but intel chip (2.3 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i9) |
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Ok no problem - would you be able to post the result of a |
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On additional piece of info. I got a terminal inside the couchdb container and tried to run "curl http://127.0.0.1:5984/". I receive "curl: (7) Failed to connect to 127.0.0.1 port 5984: Connection refused". Almost like couchdb isn't running? |
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Curious if anyone has had any luck with this? |
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I was able get budibase working by removing all associated docker volumes, images, containers, etc.... Not sure if they released a new version of couchdb that fixed the issue. |
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Hi there, Still looks (more or less) the same: problem loading page
Should I be able to connect to the couchdb remotely? because I've still no luck with that! |
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Update: |
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I saw the same error. But after few settings, my self hosts environment is work properly.
I am glad, if this post become your help. |
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Hi @ALL! Today, after upgrading Budibase from 2.0.6 to 2.0.12 I had the same problem. I pulled the proxy/app/worker images and after that the CouchDB container refused to start. I did the following to recover:
I retried the whole procedure a few times from a clean VM snapshot always with the same result and it seemed that pulling the new BB images somehow had a negative impact on the Couchdb image, which was already there. I clearly don't understand why, because Docker should have handled the images strictly separate, but who knows... The above mentioned steps solved it at least. Perhaps it helps. Regards |
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I found a very similar issue to this is caused in CouchDB by creating passwords that are too complex in the .env file. Using a key generator that creates keys using special characters such as "$" and "&" seems to be the problem folks on my end were running into. We searched for the error and came to this page so if anyone else has the problem and the above solution doesn't work, either put the password in quotes, or create long passwords that don't use those characters then re-create the containers. |
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I get a Segmentation fault on Mac M1, even though I use
Full couchdb-service log:
Any help much appreciated. I'm super new to Buildbase. This issue resonate with this (fixed) bug: Got it fixed! ie: (I'm going to leave the commented lines here for reference, but you may delete them indeed to remove clutter in your docker-compose.yaml)
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Hi @ALL!
Today, after upgrading Budibase from 2.0.6 to 2.0.12 I had the same problem. I pulled the proxy/app/worker images and after that the CouchDB container refused to start.
I did the following to recover:
I retried the whole procedure a few times from a clean VM snapshot always with the same result and it seemed that pulling the new BB images somehow had a negative impact on the Couchdb image, which was already there. I clearly don't understand why, because Docker should have handled the images strictly separate, but who knows... The above mentioned step…