The settings look correct other than I don't think you need the :8080 in the web server url. I'm not sure exactly what Wappler does with that behind the scenes though and I doubt that would cause your issue.
It's hard to know what's wrong because it probably depends on how you created the droplet and added it to Wappler etc. I've found I get all sorts of errors if I don't do everything in order via Wappler start to finish.
The fastest thing will probably be to destroy the droplet and create a new one from within the project. Delete the target as well to start from scratch. If you follow this video it will work.
deleted everthing started again with new droplet, target now getting this error
CreateFile C:\Users\jim\OneDrive\Documents\imported_kasa_app\web_app\.wappler\targets\development\docker-compose.yml: The system cannot find the file
specified.
Don't use OneDrive / GDrive as it seems to cause these kinds of problems, at least in my experience. That's the case even if you are storing the files locally and backing up to the cloud. The errors magically disappeared when I used a local drive
Great thanks Paul...I have to admit docker scares the livin daylights out of me as I haven't a clue as to how it works. How would I reset the drive it's using?
But in your case I'd suggest creating a new project from scratch. Get it working then copy over any files you created (pages etc) later.
Create a new project, connect to DO in the resource manager. Import your database clusters, create a new server and follow the steps in the video. That should work
By the way, thanks for your time and suggestions, really appreciated.....
So created a new project on local drive. reinstalled docker in local drive got that working ok.
The local development target now working ok (with redis), but now got this error message when trying to create DO remote target with DO cloud database.
No problem. I've had quite a bit of help from this forum so I like to pay it back if I can. On this occasion, you're past the limit of my knowledge I'm afraid! Sorry
Is there a bug???
I cannot connect to a remote docker target, with or without a cloud database connection. Get this error:
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'execAsyncTermShellCommand') at e (file:///C:/Users/jim/AppData/Local/Wappler/resources/app/Shared/DMXzone/dmxAppCreator/UI/w2targets.js:1:84573) at file:///C:/Users/jim/AppData/Local/Wappler/resources/app/Shared/DMXzone/dmxAppCreator/UI/w2targets.js:1:85046 at sentryWrapped (C:\Users\jim\AppData\Local\Wappler\resources\app\node_modules\@sentry\browser\cjs\helpers.js:92:17)
when re-opening wappler getting error on db connection: File C:\Users\jim\AppData\Local\Wappler\resources\app\Shared\DMXzone\Databases\Connections\node\dmxDatabase.json does not exists!
This means that you probably don't have Traefik installed on the remote server, which might be required if you go for regular domain names instead of ip address for your web site.
See:
The rest are different issues not really critical and related to your publishing problems. Like:
Are you running a test connection or so? Where from exactly.
Hi George thank-you for your response:
Sorted some of the issues except:
time="2024-05-22T14:53:45+01:00" level=warning msg="C:\\Users\\jim\\OneDrive\\Documents\\imported_kasa_app\\web_app\\.wappler\\targets\\production\\do
cker-compose.yml: `version` is obsolete"
The authenticity of host '167.99.83.90 (167.99.83.90)' can't be established.
ECDSA key fingerprint is SHA256:dEijWA+Hex3jO/etdBQkdTRpr2QQ3MeMnftCe1WCM4M.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no/[fingerprint])?
If you have the Type (Docker Remote) set to Cloud Providers - SSH for some reason you do not see the option to Manage? Maybe this is in the Resource Manager..? We have this set to Socket. Maybe @George can explain how to navigate to the Manage dialogue in this circumstance?
It looks as though if I try changing to sockets it requires me to create a brand new droplet and doesn't load the existing one I have set up. I can't find manage the docker engine elsewhere in wappler...