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I tried the default values for DEFAULT_ADMIN_ env variables in the docker-compose as well as using my own custom.
the docker containers come up including the postgres, the login page shows up at http://localhost:3000/
but any values result in "invalid credentials"
Something wrong with the docker-compse.yaml or the instructions.
I tried the default values for DEFAULT_ADMIN_ env variables in the docker-compose as well as using my own custom.
the docker containers come up including the postgres, the login page shows up at http://localhost:3000/
but any values result in "invalid credentials"
Something wrong with the docker-compse.yaml or the instructions.
I tried the default values for DEFAULT_ADMIN_ env variables in the docker-compose as well as using my own custom.
the docker containers come up including the postgres, the login page shows up at http://localhost:3000/
but any values result in "invalid credentials"
Something wrong with the docker-compse.yaml or the instructions.
I tried the default values for DEFAULT_ADMIN_ env variables in the docker-compose as well as using my own custom.
the docker containers come up including the postgres, the login page shows up at http://localhost:3000/
but any values result in "invalid credentials"
Something wrong with the docker-compse.yaml or the instructions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi! I just tested this, and everything is working correctly for me. It's difficult to determine what the issue might be in your case without seeing your docker-compose.yml and startup logs. One possible cause could be that the DEFAULT_ADMIN_* variables have spaces before the equals sign, or perhaps the container wasn't restarted after changing these variables. However, this is just a guess.
Where is the problem occurring?
None
What browsers are you seeing the problem on?
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Current behaviour
Attempting to login after default install per documentation https://docs.planka.cloud/docs/installation/docker/production_version,
Always shows "invalid credentials"
I tried the default values for DEFAULT_ADMIN_ env variables in the docker-compose as well as using my own custom.
the docker containers come up including the postgres, the login page shows up at http://localhost:3000/
but any values result in "invalid credentials"
Something wrong with the docker-compse.yaml or the instructions.
Desired behaviour
Attempting to login after default install per documentation https://docs.planka.cloud/docs/installation/docker/production_version,
Always shows "invalid credentials"
I tried the default values for DEFAULT_ADMIN_ env variables in the docker-compose as well as using my own custom.
the docker containers come up including the postgres, the login page shows up at http://localhost:3000/
but any values result in "invalid credentials"
Something wrong with the docker-compse.yaml or the instructions.
Steps to reproduce
Attempting to login after default install per documentation https://docs.planka.cloud/docs/installation/docker/production_version,
Always shows "invalid credentials"
I tried the default values for DEFAULT_ADMIN_ env variables in the docker-compose as well as using my own custom.
the docker containers come up including the postgres, the login page shows up at http://localhost:3000/
but any values result in "invalid credentials"
Something wrong with the docker-compse.yaml or the instructions.
Other information
Attempting to login after default install per documentation https://docs.planka.cloud/docs/installation/docker/production_version,
Always shows "invalid credentials"
I tried the default values for DEFAULT_ADMIN_ env variables in the docker-compose as well as using my own custom.
the docker containers come up including the postgres, the login page shows up at http://localhost:3000/
but any values result in "invalid credentials"
Something wrong with the docker-compse.yaml or the instructions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: