Dash
how do I setup dash I have it in my docker compose file but 2 things I am unsure really what ports I need to forward also what goes in the dash url
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Just to reiderate I installed dash in my docker compose file got it running but it never shows anything in my widget I just dont know 2 things what ports it needs forwarded as I dont understand 80:3001 usually its two of the same and second what the dash url should be in the widget
Try to make sure that your dashdot instance is running before trying to integrate it.
the Dashdot URL should be the one you use to access the page.
The same we usually have to use in the app integrations.
yeah so my dash instance is running but like I said I am a bit unsure what ports need to be forwarded is it both 80 and 3001 or from 80 to 3001
I have my public ip which I use to access the web page as my dash url
Just try both and see if either loads
so forward both 80 and 3001
For now.
Try both port in homarr after that and check which one works. Remove the other one from forwarding after that
so for my url should I just put my public ip or <public ip>:<port>
If they are running on the same machine, just use your machine's local IP
If they are just on the same network, use the ip of the machine running dashdot from your local network
this is what I have still nothing
same machine
You forgot the port and protocol
or
Thank you mate the first one worked with port 80
thanks for your help
No problem