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I am new to Ravada and just deployed it using docker-compose and front, back and mysql all installed OK. However, mySQL is not listening on a local IP and I am not sure what I need to do. When I browse to IP:3000 the ravada web front end displays but when I try to log in using default user/pass, nothing happens. I assume it is because the back-end is not able to communicate with the mysql docker instance. Of course the issue might be something else but where in the back-end config or mysql config can I check that they are able to communicate with each other?
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Original Poster commented this in the TG group. I wonder if @fv3rdugo may give some pointers so @mikeyo can make it work. I think the issue is that I am deploying the containers under UNRAID (slackware) which uses KVM btw, i think there is some post config required and beyond my technical understanding of docker.
I am new to Ravada and just deployed it using docker-compose and front, back and mysql all installed OK. However, mySQL is not listening on a local IP and I am not sure what I need to do. When I browse to IP:3000 the ravada web front end displays but when I try to log in using default user/pass, nothing happens. I assume it is because the back-end is not able to communicate with the mysql docker instance. Of course the issue might be something else but where in the back-end config or mysql config can I check that they are able to communicate with each other?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: