| 22 Jan 2022 |
 Tilman [🦔] | * Well, we don't so the database stuff from scratch. The lib we use is sequelize. Maybe someone in the wide lands of the internet already created a database-system-migration tool for sequelize ? | 18:24:16 |
 pini | Thanks for these hints. | 18:24:54 |
| pini | The trick was to use the option --with 'quote identifiers' with pgloader. | 19:14:02 |
| Tilman [🦔] | Oh okay? And now everything works? | 19:16:44 |
| pini | Yes indeed :) | 19:54:29 |
| pini | One more question. Before upgradingto 1.9.2 I vaus using the linuxserver/hedgedoc image from Docker Hub. This image has a volume for the config folder. The official image hedgedoc/hedgedoc has no volue configured. Shouldn't it have one, for the uploded files at least? | 20:11:18 |
| pini | * One more question. Before upgrading to 1.9.2 I vaus using the linuxserver/hedgedoc image from Docker Hub. This image has a volume for the config folder. The official image hedgedoc/hedgedoc has no volume configured. Shouldn't it have one, for the uploded files at least? | 20:11:39 |
| pini | * One more question. Before upgrading to 1.9.2 I was using the linuxserver/hedgedoc image from Docker Hub. This image has a volume for the config folder. The official image hedgedoc/hedgedoc has no volume configured. Shouldn't it have one, for the uploded files at least? | 20:12:03 |
| Tilman [🦔] | The official docker image doesn't use the config file. | 20:12:32 |
| Tilman [🦔] | But yes | 20:12:37 |
| Tilman [🦔] | there is a volume for the uploads | 20:12:43 |
| Tilman [🦔] | Take a look at https://docs.hedgedoc.org/setup/docker/ for more information | 20:12:49 |
| pini | I forgot to mention that the config folder had an 'upload' subfolder. | 20:13:13 |
| Tilman [🦔] | In reply to @tilman.v:atteroth.de
Take a look at https://docs.hedgedoc.org/setup/docker/ for more information or at least a path you can link to a volume | 20:13:15 |
| pini | Oh I missed this! Thx. | 20:14:16 |
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| Metzlmane | Hello, I managed to get my instance up and running due to the good example docker-compse 👍️
But now 2 things dont' work and I have no clue why.
- How am I able to register users? default (email) is enabled, but when I click register.. just nothing happens
- after publishing a public note, i just get a blank page
I'm using Traefik as reverse proxy, but I'm able to upload images and so on.. maybe I missed a important config option?
| 20:11:09 |
| Tilman [🦔] | Hello,
Have you checked the browser console for errors?
Have you checked the server log (docker-compose logs) for warnings or errors?
Have you read the reverse proxy guide in the docs? https://docs.hedgedoc.org/guides/reverse-proxy/ | 20:12:45 |
 Erik [🦔-dev] | Regarding registering: This is currently somewhat unintuitive. You need to fill in your desired username and password and then click register. | 20:14:32 |
| Erik [🦔-dev] | * Regarding registering: This is currently somewhat unintuitive. You need to fill in your desired username and password and then click register instead of login. | 20:14:39 |
| Metzlmane | ok thanks. Now I see in the console, that a http instead of https is getting called fore the /login request. | 20:21:49 |
| Metzlmane | CMD_PROTOCOL_USESSL=true
fixed it :) | 20:24:19 |
| Tilman [🦔] | nice | 20:24:27 |
| Metzlmane | just to be clear. I thought in the beginning that i have to specify an admin-user somewhere in the configs/.env and the documentation said this is possible with the command line regarding to this docs:
https://docs.hedgedoc.org/configuration/#email-local-account
and i was searching for production or this command line or at least smtp settings
but now everything works. Thanks! | 20:30:57 |
| Erik [🦔-dev] | Well HedgeDoc does nothing with the email addresses except using them for Libravatar images (if configured to do so). HedgeDoc will not send any emails and therefore has no SMTP settings.
When being in your HedgeDoc directory, cou can use bin/manage_users as CLI tool for adding, updating and deleting user accounts. | 20:34:22 |
| Erik [🦔-dev] | * Well HedgeDoc does nothing with the email addresses except using them for Libravatar images (if configured to do so). HedgeDoc will not send any emails and therefore has no SMTP settings.
When being in your HedgeDoc directory, you can use bin/manage_users as CLI tool for adding, updating and deleting user accounts. | 20:34:45 |
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