Container unhealthy _proxy

Hi .
how i fixed this

Thanks

Please provide the logs of (preferably all) containers when the error occurs:

docker logs docker_proxy_1

Hi,
pls see this
openremote_docker_log.txt (6.2 KB)

Thanks

Oh that’s odd. Is this a fresh openremote installation or an update / migration?

Apparently the new /storage folder we started practicing recently doesn’t exist in your case.
@Rich can you watch along?

Hi,

this is update

thanks

hi martin,
Any solution?

thanks

I mentioned Rich in my previous message to verify a possible cause.
We’re currently working on it, and will try to release a fix asap.

Thanks for reporting!

hi,
is there anyway to backup my database?

thanks

Of course!

Since we’re using PostgreSQL you can exeucte any command you like on it.
We also wrote a short guide on how to backup and restore a database in our GitHub wiki:

Indeed there is a fix coming soon for this but for now you need to make sure the OR_STORAGE_DIR exists which by default is /storage in the manager container; you can add a volume to the docker compose file to create this path as shown in our own docker-compose.yml (note the assignment of the manager-data in the manager service as well as being defined at the top of the compose file.

Hi rich,

Thank you so much for quick fixing but right now i am unable to generate ssl certificate through domain.

Thanks @martin.peeters

right now i am able to generate certificate by adding

- ./deployment:/deployment

lines under manager volume.

Thanks,
Apurba