When you donāt specify the OR_HOSTNAME variable before the docker-compose command you will get the redirect_uri error.
Can you try it again without the OR_SSL_PORT variable, like so:
OR_HOSTNAME=172.18.1.36 docker-compose -p openremote up -d
Make sure you execute this command in the directory where the docker-compose file is located
I need some extra hint - now i want to use a fqdn with my existing nginx proxy (reverse proxy).
Note - My virtual machine with openremote works remote on hetzner without any problems. In the same netzwork i can open openremote and modify in 172.18.1.36
I have several virtual machines, and my reverse proxy settings redirects all domain traffic to their machines.
What worked so far:
OR_HOSTNAME=172.18.1.36 docker-compose -p openremote up -d
Normaly all the ssl stuff is done by nginx. And nginx redirects to openremote. Therefore i tried:
OR_HOSTNAME=openremote:fqdn.at docker-compose -p openremote up -d
Now i can browse to openremote:fqdn.at. But with some errors.
Erros:
I can login, but on assets tab there are problems in loading content. See attached picture.
Nope, again, also this link mentioned above after OpenRemote.
Al these commands ends with error, Git> not found no matter if i do it on a NUC, but also On my Qnap with Ubuntu See here:
Iāve already seen and followed about 30 different links on the forum, but none of them show the complete installation from Linux to Openremote. They always redirect you to a different page where you repeatedly encounter an error or ācommand not found.ā And it has nothing to do with the hardware itself. I initially assumed I was using a NUC, but because everything kept crashing, I switched to my QNAP and installed Ubuntu there, and the same thing happened again. (The QNAP also uses twice the power of the NUC during a Docker installation, a whopping 12 watts more.) The only remaining option is using a Raspberry Pi, but thatās nowhere to be found on the Openremote page.
Is there even a complete installation manual anywhere that doesnāt constantly redirect to other (non-functioning) pages?
As you can see in our quick-start documentation, which Iāve referred you to before, the prerequisites for running OpenRemote locally are quite clear: Docker desktop (version 18+), and the OpenRemote docker-compose file. There are no other requirements, other than basic Linux and command line knowledge.
You only need to download Docker, which includes docker compose, and run the commands you can see in the quick start documentation.
The only method of running OpenRemote locally (without recompiling the code) is the one I mentioned and can be found in our official documentation. You have tried to run versions of OpenRemote going back to 2013!!!
Unfortunately, there is no easier way of running OpenRemote, such as using apt-get install, qnap, etc. You will need to download Docker and run OpenRemote using that.
If you are not comfortable with using the Linux shell, there are various AI models like ChatGPT that are more than capable of helping you. As of right now, you are just downloading files and running commands you find on forums and websites that not only are wrong, but are also insecure and could pose a security threat for your computer.
If there is an issue that the LLM of your choice cannot solve, you can let us know in this forum. You can give it our quick-start documentation so that it can help you out.
All right, i start again with the Quick start documentation, and i will start again with the NUC, The Quick start doc is starting with Docker Desktop, but of course i must first have some Linux (there was Ubuntu on the NUC but it works terrific slow so i think its the wrong one, so which image to install on the NUC?
For this moment i have used the old Ubuntu (i think its 22) What was already on the NUC.
i tried ```
docker-compose pull
docker-compose -p openremote up
ls > bobwalberg/Downloads thats whats going wrong, not /download but Downloads
Nope, permission denied so i tried. sudo before and yes pull is downloading
So also sudo docker-compose
Now i got (with localhost on my NUC) Openremote after aboud 10 minutes (yes the linux on my NUC is slow.
@bonestaak Iām sure that if you paste the entirety of your console logs to an LLM itāll be eager to help you. It seems that you are probably storing the docker compose file somewhere wrong.