belsander
cannot login even with simplest example
Running this
docker run --name cronicle --hostname localhost -p 3012:3012 intelliops/cronicle:latest
Boots up the image but the browser cannot login. We see the "Waiting for master server" for some time and then the frame just looks white.
I've bumped the version to 0.8.29 hoping that this would be related but the behaviour above still happens.
I made my own dockerfile and its working now... @nicholasamorim let me know if u want it
@iwalucas Can you paste here? Even if only to help diagnosing this dockerfile
the entrypoint.sh is the same....
FROM node:alpine
RUN apk add --no-cache git curl wget perl bash perl-pathtools tar \
procps tini
RUN curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jhuckaby/Cronicle/master/bin/install.js | node
COPY entrypoint.sh /entrypoint.sh
EXPOSE 3012
# data volume is also configured in entrypoint.sh
VOLUME ["/opt/cronicle/data", "/opt/cronicle/logs", "/opt/cronicle/plugins"]
CMD ["./entrypoint.sh"]```
@iwalucas Yours work, yes.
This seems to be the offending line on this dockerfile:
ENV CRONICLE_socket_io_transports '["polling", "websocket"]'
If this line is removed, it works. Making it be empty or ["websocket"] only doesn't work neither.
I would say so yes. Cronicle's doc states about those two values together: "please only do this if you know exactly what you are doing, and why".
I'd still like to hear @belsander take on the matter, though.
I forked this repo on my account.... I needed to install python3 anyway so will wait for @belsander to let us know what the problem is about so I can have a better setup
Cronicle project actually states they do not accept arrays as envvars:
Almost every configuration property can be overridden using this environment variable syntax. The only exceptions are things like arrays, e.g. log_columns and socket_io_transports.
I have an image that fixes this: https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/nicholasamorim/cronicle