🎓 Dr. Freemo 🇳🇱 @freemo@social.cleverlibre.org

@Co and no, off hand i cant think of a cheap LCD that is a good enough size.. im sure there are plenty and ive used some, just not sure what they were off hand. I need to check which one im using on my ROES project.. it is a little small but close.

@modrobert No its not... Social Democracy is a distinctly different form of government than Democratic Socialism. It is trivial and straightforward to determine if a country is one or the other based on, among other things, if it has a free-market system of capitalism or not. European countries are a capitalism as they employ free markets and taxes are used to pay for social programs. A democratic socialism would be government owned markets, and would not have significant capitalist elements like we have in europe.

@Co Nice! Excited. Is it going to have a full CAS?

@b6hydra

Actually i figured it out.. saw an email in my spam mail from them. Apparently they wanted me to write an article about how i got listed as a top Big data company and link to URL and then they would reshare my article...

They were looking for link backs for SEO apparently.

@kireicake

@pganssle

Do you know why that worked?

When the daemon is on then the call to nginx command returns immediately and it spawns in the background. This was causing your container to exit when nginx returned.

So the reason your curl statement wasnt working was because your container wasnt running when you tried it.

The stuff i was saying about binding to localhost is generally still true, but it appears you were correctly binding nginx to the wildcard IP and not exclusive to localhost. Keep this in mind for your future debugging so you dont use localhost in the future when debugging inside the container (which wasnt helpful)

@edsu

@pganssle hit me up if you have any more problems or need help using it. I am using it to run all the QOTO services by the way so its fairly well tested.

@pganssle Here is my container for docker swarm, let me know if you need the one for plain docker (I think its in the readmes which i dont think i really updated as I mostly use it for myself):

https://git.qoto.org/modjular/swarm-proxy

@pganssle Sure, give me a minute and ill pop you a link.

@pganssle yes as I said it is inside the container that needs to bind to the public IP not outside... localhost on the outside is the norm..

You were curling localhost inside the container, which is where you were going wrong testing.

@pganssle I already designed a container that does exactly what you need AND will automatically obtain and renew lets encrypt certificates.

It also auto-configures.. that is, you dont need to tell it (in a static way) what the other containers are or what their subdomains are. It will discover it based on swarm variables set.. if you dont use swarm and want to do it with plain docker there is already a container that does everything I just mentioned there as well (it is what my own container is based off of).

If you still want to roll your own for any reason, then I'd be happy to help you debug this. You are most of the way there but by the looks of it you just arent binding to 0.0.0.0 for some reason. Looks like your only binding to localhost in the container, which wont work. Or at least, your only testing localhost... hard to tell since you didnt test against the proper IP (maybe it is binding to it, your config does have a wildcard bind).

If you want to roll your own lets start simple... show me the output of ifconfig to see what your various ip addresses are, then lets try curling the correct IP

@pganssle here is what I use to get the specific IP you need to bind to (assuming you cant bind to all IPs): #!/bin/bash
HOST_IP=$(/sbin/ip route|awk '/default/ { print $3 }')
echo "$HOST_IP host.docker.internal" >> /etc/hosts

@pganssle doing it from an outside box wont help you... the issue is inside the container.. so how to get the correct ip to bind to is a bit of a PITA... on windows there is a special evironment variable you can use but it isnt supported on linux. So what I do is I recreate it, let me find that script where I do it.

@pganssle wait nevermind your nginx config does appear to be binding to *.... but your curling localhost to test... you still have to curl the exposed IP not local host to make sure its a valid test. Containers dont expose localhost ports.

@pganssle yup I can help you.. your binding to localhost in container, you can not expose localhost bindings using the normal network driver.. your choices are:

1) Bind to 0.0.0.0 in your nginx
2) bind the container to your hosts network stack directly.

@modrobert Social Democracies are not Socialism. The democratic from of socialism would be Democratic Socialism. So moot point, my point stands.

@kireicake Could be... seems odd.

One of my companies just got mentioned in an "article" in a magazine from the UK about the top 77 Big Data Companies in Pennsylvania. Its literally just a list of 77 companies. Feels more like a scam but honestly I cant figure out what the angle is.

@modrobert Norway is not a socialist country, no european country is socialist. Several prime ministers from multiple european countries have already stood up and explained/corrected this when Trump called them socialist. Norway is a capitalist country with strong emphasis on welfare of its citizens, not socialist.