Could you send what you get here after running
docker compose logs appwrite?
sure
should that print out logs in my terminal or is it stored in some file?
because i received nothing
Print in termimal
❯ docker compose logs appwrite
appwrite | Worker 2 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 3 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 4 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 5 started successfully
appwrite | [Setup] - Server database init started...
appwrite | [Setup] - Creating database: appwrite...
appwrite | Worker 6 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 7 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 8 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 9 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 10 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 12 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 13 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 16 started successfully
appwrite | [Setup] - Server database init completed...
appwrite | Server started successfully (max payload is 6,291,456 bytes)
appwrite | Master pid 1, manager pid 1
appwrite | Worker 1 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 15 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 14 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 19 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 17 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 21 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 20 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 22 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 23 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 25 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 24 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 26 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 27 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 29 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 30 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 32 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 11 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 33 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 34 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 36 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 28 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 31 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 18 started successfully
appwrite | Worker 35 started successfully
Seems like it's starting
What are your server specs?
macbook pro 16' with m2pro chip
i use my computer for local dev until appwrite cloud is updated;
Not sure then. Maybe you will need a while for appwrite start from what logs are showing. Another option could be a bug due to ARM 🤔
But as far as I know everything except Deno runtime should run without any major issues
maybe. I'd check my console but i cannot sign in. credentials are apparantly wrong, creating another user is not possible due to limit
Then I think you should try reinstalling
i've tried reinstalling with
docker run -it --rm \
--volume /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
--volume "$(pwd)"/appwrite:/usr/src/code/appwrite:rw \
--entrypoint="install" \
appwrite/appwrite:1.4.2
and still cannot sign in
You signed up first?
Also, did you deleted old instance data/folder (if data was not needed)
hm. where can i find this folder?
Usually it's in your pc or your user main directory
It's called appwrite
First you will need to run
docker compose down -v
Then delete the folder
After that, install appwrite again
[SOLVED] Issue with running docker image (1.4.2)
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