[SOLVED] Docker, service not found
@joeyouss okie
@joeyouss i ran the command lemme give it a second
sure
@joeyouss i killed the last instance as i added
{
"data-root": "/mnt/docker"
}
``` in my /etc/docker/daemon.json
According to the arch wiki https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/docker
and again ran the command but now it's again pulling everything from the docker so it's taking up some time here
@joeyouss i didn't forget to add
docker login``` this time so i think it has to work this time
What's in your appwrite folder now?
@Steven appwrite inside appwrite idk what happened
Ya that's not good. Maybe you ran the install command inside the appwrite folder
@Steven yeah if i do it from outside Warning: yaml_parse(): reading error encountered during parsing: control characters are not allowed (line 1, column 1) in /usr/src/code/src/Appwrite/Docker/Compose.php on line 20
Service not found
@Steven lemme remove it then
This is probably because something is wrong with the docker compose file
@Steven should there be anything to be specifically done for arch based distros ??
Nope
@Steven lemme try to follow the archwiki then and will comeback
@Steven but when i tried to run ubuntu bash docker image as a trial everything worked perfectly
What do you mean?
@Steven perhaps docker is working fine idk
Yes, docker seems fine
@Steven if I tried to do
$ docker compose up
inside appwrite directory
yaml: control characters are not allowed
```this comes up
@Steven and @joeyouss i deleted the appwrite folder then ran appwrite run ....
what happened is that a docker-compose.yml file got created then i ran
docker compose up```
inside appwrite directory , Now appwrite is up and running
Yes there was something wrong with the docker compose file
@Steven how it could have happened???
Maybe you edited it and left some character out of place? Or maybe a previous upgrade didn't write the file properly. You had to look at the file to see what was wrong with it
@Steven okiee thank you sir
[SOLVED] Docker, service not found
