Trying to work the docker compose
wings-1 | Wings was not able to locate your configuration file, and therefore is not
wings-1 | able to complete its boot process. Please ensure you have copied your instance
wings-1 | configuration file into the default location below.
wings-1 |
wings-1 | Default Location: /etc/pterodactyl/config.yml
wings-1 |
wings-1 | This is not a bug with this software. Please do not make a bug report
wings-1 | for this issue, it will be closed.
13 Replies
context: https://discord.com/channels/1063548024825057451/1094949482535321690/1323264869289689109
so the wings folder exist but therse nothing
in there
hello?
Did you create the config.yml file yet?
To answer the question from your context, there's an example .env file that comes with it.
nop
SQLSTATE[HY000] [1130] Host '172.20.0.5' is not allowed to connect to this
MariaDB server
and
SQLSTATE[HY000] [1130] Host '172.20.0.5' is not allowed to connect to this
MariaDB server (Connection: mysql, SQL: select tablename as
name, (data
length + index_length) as size, table_comment as comment, engine as en
gine, table_collation as collation from information_schema.tables where
table_schema = 'panel' and table_type in ('BASE TABLE', 'SYSTEM VERSIONED')
order by table_name)
and i cant enter the panelThat would be why it doesn't exist then 😂
How did you set up your database? Creating a user through the env vars should use % by default; if you changed the credentials after spinning up the container, and if you don't have any data on your panel yet, try deleting the bind mount folder for the database and spinning it down and back up
idk i just put the hash, passwords and etc and i let docker do the rest
and i cant enter soo thats becuse the config of wings dosent exist
The user should have 172.20.% as the host ideally, though I thought the default was %. In MariaDB, % is a wildcard.
You can try recreating the database or take a look at the user manually. And Wings is entirely separate; fix the panel, then you'll be able to see the config you'll need to create.
i didint create a user
this is a new blueprint install
from zero
By defining a user and password in your compose file, you tell MariaDB to create the user when you first spin up the container.
how
im new at hosting
my own things
It's automatic. It's based on the variables you set in your compose/env file(s).
You can check the exact users you have in the mysql table; you can look up the command or wait until I can check what it is tomorrow; it's almost 5AM for me and I should get to sleep.
@Emma how much do you pay a month for this AI support agent?
$20/month for my claude subscription
seems reasonably cheap