Andrawaag added a comment.
I have two instances running. One locally on my macbook, the other at http://185.54.115.189:8181/. The varnish message came from the localhost instance. In both cases, the docker images worked "out of the box". However, I can't I can't find a log file :(
The varnish mes
Addshore added a comment.
So, I'm still getting a bit confused by why "varnish" comes up in your first error output and trying to work out how that fits into the equation?
Was that exact log message on AWS? Do you have a varnish instance setup somewhere? Is this AWS instance publicly accessible so
Andrawaag added a comment.
When the docker image is running on a machine without an ipv6 address I am able to populate that instance with data through its API; (http://127.0.0.1:8181/w/api.php). When the image is running on a computer connected to a LAN that supports ipv6 or when the docker image i
Addshore added a comment.
It looks like the base image (php with apache) only exposes port 80 https://github.com/docker-library/php/blob/32313ea407379d70259e14414ec8aa0311c0a4c4/7.1/jessie/apache/Dockerfile#L245
So it looks like https & port 443 are not supported using just the wikibase image.
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