Deploy of the test app (Dokploy/next-todo-app) fails, git clone fails: Host key verification failed.
I followed the guide (https://youtu.be/mznYKPvhcfw?t=372) exactly, but the deploy step fails with:
Any idea why?
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Then I did this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13363553/git-error-host-key-verification-failed-when-connecting-to-remote-repository/29380765#29380765:
ssh-keyscan -t rsa github.com >> ~/.ssh/known_hostsAnd tried to deploy again, but same error 😔 I added an SSH key (Github deploy key) to Dokploy and retried deployment, now I get this error: ah, it turns out that after I added a newline at the end of that file (manually in the terminal), it works now! @Siumauricio It took me forever to figure this out.. It would be nice if Dokploy would append that newline (if there's none already) when the user adds a ssh key via the UI...
Can you pass the url of GitHub are you using?
If the url is public you can use https
I was following your tutorial https://youtu.be/mznYKPvhcfw?t=372, so I entered the URL
git@github.com:Dokploy/next-todo-app.git.
But it didn't even work without a SSH key, I was surprised! (Why?)
So I added a GH deploy key that I had that has read-only access to one of my private repos.
But then I had the above problem that there was no trailing newline in that file after I entered the key in Dokploy's UI.
But then after I added a newline to the file /etc/dokploy/ssh/H6eIbZK8frkfF6IstsNdc_rsa manually, it worked with this deploy key (weird).the repo is public or private?
public
it's your test app: Dokploy/next-todo-app.git
yes but you are using ssh git clone
yeah because that's what the vid showed :)
check again
ah sorry
I was watching at faster speed so I thought you had copied the SSH url 😅
Now I'm watching the docker compose tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qr_celxISA
The host domain has to be written in the docker-compose.yml file, is there no way to avoid this?
the video is quite old, in the current version you can add the domains trought the UI
To keep the docker-compose.yml file domain-independent
ah nice
Does it mean I can use the same docker-compose.yml file for different environments? (staging/production)
Or is there something else that prevents this?
What changed since this tutorial, do I need any of the traefik labels at all anymore?
Ah, I think I also subconsciously chose the git URL because of the placeholder text here
