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Set up sphinx-stack for the first time $@100000 #25
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@ckoys can you add some notes from the install process, otherwise I'll go ahead and pay out the bounty? I'll ping you on sphinx |
I've tried on two separate (Linux/ubuntu) boxes: initially on my desktop and then on a dev box I have running. The same error occurred on both, (see attached) on my desktop ./clearall.sh was enough to resolve it on my desktop, but not on the dev box. |
Looks like stack might be using an older version of the relay image cause its trying to get the transport token but that endpoint might not be available would you be able to check to see if that image is upto date with what we have here |
The thing is, I did the git clone / docker-compose up like three hours ago. The Above is what it did out of the box.
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that looks correct, are you able to log whats happening in the relay instance while the setup is failing? |
sure,
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hmm thats weird seems like it has the right image but its throwing a 401 error for some reason and on an unauthenticated endpoint |
That is super weird because |
@Lombitron |
I cant use that dev box for I'll spin up on another box when I get a chance - I got as far as working out part of the problem was due to running a DNS resolver locally on that box (it messes up Docker internal naming and the My fix was not to use that box, and I didn't look into it further. Maybe a better fix is not to use that hostname? maybe use an env var to specify the name can then use the docker service name |
I noticed that issue aswell with host.docker.internal when trying to get sphinx-stack running on popOS yesterday when working with another dev, I might take a look into trying to find a more elegant solution to that instead of using host.docker.internal |
Install and run sphinx-stack locally and provide feedback:
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