This video will help
It could be that something was missed when copying over files, im not sure
well
I did Appwrite login via the CLI
and backed up the databases/collections then
did appwrite deploy for each project
I'm not sure if the appwrite cli backup methods are the same. Again, I have only used the above video as a reference for backup/restore, so I could be wrong
But it seems like something might have gone wrong when you copied files
hm
okay I foundthis error in traefik process the router appwrite_realtime_wss@docker uses a non-existent resolver: dns
oh I didn't forward any of the headers
okay no idea
I backed up and restored and it still doesn't work
I can't find anything in any of the logs either
open to any ideas
I'll make a new post
trying to figure out why this is happening.
sure!
Did you have setup traefik to trut your proxy?
@ZachHandley
I am unsure tbh
what do you have as your APP_DOMAIN_* environment variables in your .env file?
@Steven I moved the discussion to https://discord.com/channels/564160730845151244/1138440582545559663
cause this one I managed to fix
[SOLVED] OpenLiteSpeed/Apache2 Reverse Proxy Setup
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