404 Not Found for 127.0.0.1/boincserver #53
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What's the host system you're running this on? Are you running Docker via Docker Machine or maybe Docker for Win or Mac by chance? |
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I'm running on Mac Mojave 10.14.2, using Docker for Mac. |
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I'm guessing its a IP address / port fowarding problem. I've never played with this on Mac myself. According to https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-mac/networking/ this should work. Does the example in that link work for you? Mainly if you stop boinc-server-docker then run |
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I doubt it's a IP address / port forwarding problem, I don't have any services running on port 80 other than the apache server in the docker container. When I run I do see an nginx welcome page when I run |
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Ah you're right, I missed above that it was at least connecting to the server. What happens if you do Anything of note in |
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Here's what I have: Looks about the same. For the supervisor logs: |
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I managed to hack a solution, maybe it will help you find the root problem. I temporarily fixed it by making a symlink of the |
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Ah I should have guessed. The but in the log you sent above, the line that says If I had to guess, I'd say its probably the In the meantime glad you found a workaround and thanks for helping track this down. |
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Here is the log for supervisor: I'm not sure how Mac Docker works, but as far as I know my Docker socket on my Mac is also on |
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Looks like the problem is that |
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Here's what I get |
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Can you find the group ID of your hosts |
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Yeah, looks like the equivalent for Mac is the I'll try it in the makeproject3 and see if it works. |
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Inside the container its the Linux version of I think creating a |
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I'm not sure what the right way is, but while waiting, I think the following workaround is better than making a symbolic link in the docker container. So, what I did was replace these lines: boinc-server-docker/images/apache/makeproject-step3.sh Lines 8 to 10 in a1512c1 With these lines: Basically, hardcoding the group id for docker and changing the permissions for |
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Can you double check this doesn't change the GID on the host system? If so do you want to make a PR for this? It seems like a nice solution. |
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Just checked on Linux and it does change the host group, so I don't think its a viable option. |
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That's odd, my What if it only sets the group id to 999 if the current group id is 0? So something like: |
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Just letting you guys know I have the same problem on Windows. |
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Thanks for the report. Let me know if you or @joeltio have any ideas on a permanent solution, I haven't had time to think about this more since the discussion above... |
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So over the last few days, I have been trying to solve this problem. The /etc/apache2/ directory only exists once docker-compose finishes launching apache, not during the execution of 'supervisored.conf - project:start' So in order to solve this bug, you need to find a way to execute this line My current solution is to tack this code at the end of 'docker-compose.yml' THIS DOES NOT WORK YET |
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Another solution is just to delete the following three lines: boinc-server-docker/images/apache/makeproject-step3.sh Lines 8 to 10 in a1512c1 however, with either this or your solution, boinc2docker jobs will not work. But we definitely should find a solution such that at the very least the server keeps working. |
I tried with this configuration and still I'm getting the error I'm using: Docker version 18.09.2, build 6247962 |
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Can you double check everything rebuilt correctly after you deleted those lines? Running |
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Oh, also, |
Hey everybody, I have the same problem with Docker Windows. |
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Does #53 (comment) work for you? |
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yes it works with that, but how about the above-mentioned problem? now I am facing this problem because I can't see my boinc2docker jobs ? |
I don't have a workaround that works with boinc2docker yet unfortunately. |
worked for me, how about adding it to the master branch so the project could work out of the box? |
git clone https://github.com/marius311/boinc-server-docker.git
cd boinc-server-dockerand then run, docker-compose pull
docker-compose up -d
docker-compose exec apache bash
ln -s /home/boincadm/project/boincserver.httpd.conf /etc/apache2/conf-enabled/boincserver.httpd.conf
/etc/init.d/apache2 reload
bin/stop
bin/startThese are the steps required to run boinc server. If you change the environment file then you need to change the boincserver to the env project name |
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I had a similar problem running on Mac. |
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@philldresser Im getting this issue on Mac as well. I'm trying to follow the steps you executed, but in addition to removing the version line from docker-compose.yaml, when or how did you execute the make project script. Did you run after doing docker-compose up -d, I mean, while the container were running? |
I am trying to setup a BOINC server but I am getting a 404 on http://127.0.0.1/boincserver:
However, I do not see anything suspicious when I start with
docker-compose(log at the end of this post).I have tried running
docker-compose down -vbefore running as well. Here are my docker and docker compose versions:Docker compose up log:
Do I need to add any files or anything for the path to work?
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