bee Jun 13, 2023

so close to deploying my own #kbin instance but content isn't federating. afaik this is because these "message worker" containers can't append the cache. Anyone know how to fix this? THe docs are still incomplete and it's been a real struggle reading between the lines to get this all configured

#reddit #fediverse #redditmigration

Show threadMattJun 13, 2023
@Bees looks like unix permissions to me, either set chmod 0777 (bad) or chown to the user that's running the processes, or the uid if its in a container?
Show threadbee Jun 13, 2023

@matt It's running in its own docker container.
Would I have to modify the docker compose file to include these permissions? Sorry if this is a basic question, I just haven't used docker like this before

#kbin

Show threadMattJun 13, 2023
@Bees Looking at the compose.yml file on the kbin git repo it looks like /srv/app is mounted to the current working directory that you ran the docker-compose up -d from by default ... './:/srv/app' so a chmod 0777 . in that dir should suffice. unless you are running it a different way?
Show threadJason
@matt @Bees following this thread because this is my next project too.
Jun 13, 2023 at 9:57pmWeb
Show threadbee Jun 13, 2023
@roastymctoasty @matt Definitely hmu if you run into any issues, this has take a lot of reading between the lines and troubleshooting stuff but I've gott _almost_ everything working now