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What is the URL you are using? I think the image you show is what you should be getting with Edit: Or course, all that isn't correct if you are not viewing it locally. I'm not sure what needs to be set to redirect it correctly if you're viewing that over the internet rather than local network. |
Yeah I'm testing this with my domain over the internet because presumably that's how my players will be accessing the game. I haven't tried accessing over the local network though that'd be a good troubleshooting step. Edit the url I'm using is https://(mydomain).duckdns.org |
I would say that your problem lies with the Configure reverse proxy section. Your image shows that you are connecting to the swag, but the reverse proxy isn't redirecting you to Foundry. So I'd guess that something is misconfigured in this area. Network stuff isn't my strong suit, so there isn't much I can otherwise help with except some educated guesses. |
Unfortunately networking isn't my strong suit either. Thank you for your help 🙂, maybe it's time for me to git gud with the networking stuff. |
ok, lets find out if foundry is running at all. on your internal network, go to
and verify that you can access foundry. if that's working, your reverse proxy is incorrect (as @StarGeekSpaceNerd said). could you just verify that you have configured foundry in swag like so and have added your duckdns adress in the line that starts with server_name? after you've done that, your should restart using
please let me know the result |
Hey thanks for your help, I finally had a chance to troubleshoot. I checked the internal IP and I don't think foundry was running at all, but I also discovered that I was having some drive errors so I've ordered a new one and am awaiting that for further testing. I'll update again soon. |
Yep so I'm still having issues. I changed the paths in the foundry config file since the "config" folder didn't exist and that didn't seem to fix it. I also am not sure if I installed foundry correctly as I included the path to the zip file form the download URL as well as the download URL in the configuration file. Visiting my IP doesn't produce anything either so it seems like foundry isn't even working at all. |
if you run |
Here's the output, the only thing I catch is that my install isn't licensed on a cursory glance. Also I do have my foundryvtt file configuration without a .conf extension that could also be an issue? |
Changing that produced a "no such directory exists" for my ssl conf file. I tried changing that path to reflect the actual path in my setup to the ssl.conf file but it still says that no such directory exists. This means that either A the folder containing the .conf files have the wrong permissions or B that something isn't being mounted correctly in the docker contrainer correct? |
Thanks for this. I found some errors in my docker-compose.yaml file that I corrected. the warnings in foundry you're getting are just configurations you need to do later on. You will be prompted for your licence key and will be asked to provide an admin password to setup foundry. all of this happens later. what you can do to fix your errors (hopefully): change
this will allow you to connect to foundry from you local network by entering that will allow you to test your foundry setup I also added a comment in the duckdns docker-compose.yaml prompting you to update the following path:
this will actually allow you to configure swag so that you can place a could you check this out and let me know how it goes? |
Not sure what I'm doing incorrectly but I'm not getting the foundry login in screen. I only seem to get this
I'm genuinely not sure what I'm doing incorretly as the containers and associated processes seem to be working fine. Here's my config file for the containers.
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