Couldn't find env file!

[mohammadmahboubeh]

Pleasure day!
I got this error message when trying to nosh running:

[mohammadmahboubeh]

Trying to run docker-nosh_webserver1:

Please advise,

[shihjay2]

Can you verify that the env file is indeed missing in the docker-nosh/nosh directory? If you did a git clone as instructed, the file should have been included (as seen here); if it is indeed missing, it might be something related to Powershell but since I'm not a Windows user, it's only a guess.

[mohammadmahboubeh]

For env file I solved it. But when I finished the installation and looking to docker webserver is trying to start. Kindly see the pervious picture.

Thanks

[shihjay2]

See update on commit 4e1b6bc (you can restart the entire install routine or see the changes in the commit on your nginx.conf file and then restart the webserver.

[mohammadmahboubeh]

Thanks I will do and let you know...

[mohammadmahboubeh]

Now the webserver is working!
How can get in the the nosh web application?

[mohammadmahboubeh]

I tried localhost!!

[shihjay2]

Looks like you're missing the ./.nosh_app_key (generated in the init_win.sh); confirm that it's in the root directory.

[mohammadmahboubeh]

I think it's missing...

[mohammadmahboubeh]

By the way I am using Ubuntu inside windows so I used ./init.sh

[shihjay2]

You need to use ls -a since it is a dot file.

[mohammadmahboubeh]

Here you are

[shihjay2]

What is the content of the file (sudo cat .nosh_app_key)? Is it empty?

[mohammadmahboubeh]

[mohammadmahboubeh]

I tried to install it again and I got this...

[shihjay2]

You might want to reboot your ubuntu VM; I can't tell if you didn't shut down docker when you re-installed it.

[mohammadmahboubeh]

I just reboot the Ubuntu and the same problem! Should I shutdown docker before re-installing the nosh?

[shihjay2]

Yes, you need to do docker-compose down. I would also delete your root folder in case there is any stray or incorrectly formatted files and start over with git clone.

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[mohammadmahboubeh]

After installation I typed docker-compose up and got this:

[shihjay2]

Identified a problem with the mariadb docker image (unable to create InnoDB database) and also identified a problem with the init script (that is why you didn't have an app key). These will be fixed soon.

[shihjay2]

I think I figured out the problem - the database volume was already present and encrypted and when you created a new install - there was mismatch hence the database error. To restart (will wipe all existing data) use the command docker-compose down -v, then use the ./init.sh command; updated the init scripts to fix the problem with key generation in commit 46dea2f