Don't change anything, even the password, simply start it with
docker-compose up -d
ok - now
curl http://localhost:3000 returns the code for a web page by the looks of it
oops, markup
isn't it strange that your version does give a
curl result and the vanilla one doesn't? is there a bug in the vanilla version?
or perhaps just a mismatch with my particular VPS
thank you very much for your help!
perhaps that makes a difference
or do you think that can't make a difference
and shows an error message from my domain/VPS provider on url.com. would that point to an issue on their side?
apologies for asking this many questions here - if there's more documentation about this stuff I'd love to read it
ok I guess the HTTPS setup is needed - I thought it was only recommended https://hackmd.io/c/codimd-documentation/%2F%40codimd%2FByDxZQgBL
Hi there. Quick question. When I am opening a new firefox window to my self hosted CodiMD instance and want to edit a page it kind of takes about 15s until the top right button says "1 online", it wiggles back and forth between "offline" and "connected" until it finally says "1 online". The editor won't allow any edits until it is done with the process.
How can I debug / fix this? ;-)
Hi there, I'm using a self-hosted, anonymous-login CodiMD instance for some prototyping, and I noticed that sometimes the toolbar with all formatting/uploading buttons is not shown. Sometimes = when I edit a note that I had injected via the
/new (unofficial) API. CodiMD from docker.io/linuxserver/codimd:latest. Any clue why? Shall I jump on a more recent build?
(Just to note that I had tried to use
nabo.codimd.dev/hackmdio/hackmd, but it requires authentication. Maybe worth updating the page at https://hackmd.io/c/codimd-documentation/%2Fs%2Fcodimd-docker-deployment - which otherwise works perfectly :)
@jackycute Hi Max, I am not sure how I can determine the version # that I am running. I got it from github. Is there a file that I can check that has the version # encoded? I am running this on Debian server and access it from Firefox under Ubuntu with Firefox being up to date.
@florihupf Could you pull and use the docker image instead? If you just want to use stable version, that's the best option. See the docs here: https://hackmd.io/c/codimd-documentation/%2Fs%2Fcodimd-docker-deployment
BTW, you can check the version in
BTW, you can check the version in
package.json but it can be changed anyways.
@glpatcern Hi, I don't think
nabo.codimd.dev/hackmdio/hackmd:2.0.1would require any authentication.
Thanks @jackycute, that's right: my docker (on CentOS) was too old, jumped to a newer one and I could fetch the 2.0.1 image. And here everything works as it should, so all right.
If I set
CMD_ALLOW_ANONYMOUS_EDITS to true, it appears that I automatically get anonymous guest notes as well. Since I'd prefer not to host a cesspool of undesirable copypasta from strangers, I'd like anonymous edits to only be possible on documents that a signed-in user has created previously (but not allow strangers to create new notes). Is this possible? I'm happy to file a feature request if appropriate. (For now, I've hacked the "New guest note" out of the UI on the front page, but that's a weak protection at best...)