Flarum is not Accessible

[nsakibp]

How to access the site after successful installation?
It's not resolving to the port. Even after Reverse proxy setup.

Can you please put some light on it?
Thanks in advance

[Hydrog3n]

Hello @nsakibp Can you given us more information ?

[nsakibp]

Hi
The problem is solved. The port will be "8888:8888" instead of "80:8888"

I have another question.
"docker exec -ti flarum extension require some/extension"

This command installs extension to Flarum.
If I have more than one Flarum stack on docker, on which instance the extension will be installed?

Is there any mapping for that?
Please let me know

Thanks in advance

[Hydrog3n]

@nsakibp Hello,
Normally if both have the same mounting point extensions should be ok.
You can also use the file for list of extentions

[nsakibp]

Thanks a lot again for your prompt response Can you please tell me what you mean by mounting point? Is it Docker volume?

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[Hydrog3n]

Yes it's the mounting point. At mondedie.fr we was using with two container with scale in docker-compose was working we stop because not really usefull but it was working well

[nsakibp]

Thanks a lot again. Did you mean, If I use Flarum for two different projects on two different containers, Then the extension install command will install an extension on those two different mount points simultaneously? Thanks

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On Mon, Sep 5, 2022 at 8:26 PM Loïc Vaillé ***@***.***> wrote: Yes it's the mounting point. At mondedie.fr we was using with two container with scale in docker-compose was working we stop because not really usefull but it was working well — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#111 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AOFBSDDKZFMVKJMISTNNB5LV4X7KHANCNFSM56TJFKOA> . You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[Hydrog3n]

Ah ! So no you can't have link like I sayed.

You can create a file call file in extensions with the list of all your extensions so no need to add it each time

[neoranger]

Hi The problem is solved. The port will be "8888:8888" instead of "80:8888"

I have another question. "docker exec -ti flarum extension require some/extension"

This command installs extension to Flarum. If I have more than one Flarum stack on docker, on which instance the extension will be installed?

Is there any mapping for that? Please let me know

Thanks in advance

To it's not work. With the 8888:8888 port i get this: