-
-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 546
New issue
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.
Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account
Unable to setup Tandoor on Raspi 3b+ #3105
Comments
nginx listens on port 80
|
Thank you so much! It's the simple things... now I'm annoyed by myself! |
@smilerz one more question, I made a full backup of my postgres DB of my old installation. When I restore the backup.sql now with the new installation (postgres 16, tandoor 1.5.17) it doesn't work. Do you see a way to make it work? |
what do they logs say? |
That is at the start of the log: SET Maybe I created the backup with different user then I want to import it? |
Delete the database from the new postgres server and try importing again before starting the tandoor container. |
Your backup should only be of the tandoor db (which, by default, is djangodb). if you restored all databases from the old version of postgres, then delete all of the contents of postgresql and follow the instructions for import from here. |
@smilerz I cannot make it work. Thanks already for your help. I followed the instruction you linked above. In addition I found an issue that helped as well 2947. So I managed to import my db backup into the new postgres db and after starting the web container again it seems that all migrations went without error. But then when I open the tandoor website it wants me to create a new superuser and a space and then there are no recipes anymore... I also attached my backup-sql because I think on my old setup I used postgres as user and not djangouser. Thanks again! db_recipes_logs.txt |
You backed up and restored databases |
@smilerz I don't know how to thank you! I thought I was a clever guy and changed in .env in my previous setup the entries to Of course I forgot that... but your last hint saved my ass! Thank you so much! Small donation is on its way! |
Issue
I had a running tandoor instance but because I haven't been home for a year I decided to set it up clean from scratch. I don't know what I am doing wrong but the result is always the same: when trying to open it in the browser I get the error, that the server cannot be reached. I spent way to many hours to figure it out by myself, but I couldn't.
I changed ports to 100 because on 80 another app is exposed.
Tandoor Version
latest
OS Version
DietPi v9.2.1
Setup
Docker / Docker-Compose
Reverse Proxy
No reverse proxy
Other
No response
Environment file
Docker-Compose file
Relevant logs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: