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I'm trying to run Tilidesk Server locally. That is, I cloned the repository and followed the following steps.
Clone this repo
Install dependencies with npm install
Configure the tiledesk .env file. You can see an example in the file .env.sample under the root folder. Rename it from .env.sample to .env and configure it properly.
Run the app with the command npm start.
I left the other necessary applications running in a Docker file, only the server is running outside of Docker.
But what if I generate a local Docker image based on the Dockerfile and use this image in the Docker file along with the other images, it also gives an error.
My operating system is Ubuntu, Node.js version 16.20.2 as specified in package.json. npm -v node -v
So, I would like to know why it doesn't give an error only when using your original docker image?
Command used to generate the image sudo docker build --progress=plain -f Dockerfile -t tilidesk-server .
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I'm trying to run Tilidesk Server locally. That is, I cloned the repository and followed the following steps.
I left the other necessary applications running in a Docker file, only the server is running outside of Docker.
But what if I generate a local Docker image based on the Dockerfile and use this image in the Docker file along with the other images, it also gives an error.
My operating system is Ubuntu, Node.js version 16.20.2 as specified in package.json.
npm -v
node -v
So, I would like to know why it doesn't give an error only when using your original docker image?
Command used to generate the image
sudo docker build --progress=plain -f Dockerfile -t tilidesk-server .
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: