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[BUG] Docker-Compose setup #1466
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I had the same issue. just stop the services and delete the bunkerweb volume. Then restart them. It will regenerate all your certs and start from scratch but it will work. |
I still get this error Can you add your compose file? |
Hello @alwinhb, Can you try |
@fl0ppy-d1sk Thanks it worked Now as i go to http://localhost:7000 As i add the admin username and password, I see this error Also I tried using http://localhost:7000/setup but it routes again to http://localhost:7000/login Can you guide on this error |
Hi @alwinhb, sorry for the late response. Did you have a look at this ? |
@TheophileDiot I get 403 error using below yaml
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@alwinhb how do you access the web UI ? |
@TheophileDiot localhost:8080 Little change in my docker compose
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Do you try to access it via |
Yeah and I get - Access is forbidden to the requested page |
@alwinhb Did you edit your hosts file by adding this entry ?
If not that's the issue, you should be able to access the web UI via |
@TheophileDiot - This issue is resolved - "Access is forbidden now", But now I get a blank page with text - "Nothing to see here" I want to setup and add my configurations but I don't see setup page with /setup. |
@alwinhb if you want to use the setup wizard, you have to follow this tutorial : https://docs.bunkerweb.io/latest/web-ui/#setup-wizard |
@TheophileDiot Thanks for the link, I tried using the docker compose yaml present at this link but Still I get - "Nothing to see here" Can you guide me with the right docker compose.yaml that I can use for my local setup? |
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What happened?
I am trying to setup the complete stack using docker-compose, I have added my compose.yaml
Kindly guide/suggest if my compose file is ok or needs to be updated.
How to reproduce?
docker-compose up
Configuration file(s) (yaml or .env)
Relevant log output
BunkerWeb version
1.5.9
What integration are you using?
Docker
Linux distribution (if applicable)
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