Blueprint & Docker
Hi everyone 
I hope you have a nice holiday season!
I’m still quite new to the Pterodactyl & Blueprint ecosystem, so sorry in advance if this is a silly question.
I tried setting up the Pterodactyl panel using the official Docker image (Alpine-based) and ran into a couple of issues:
• The image is extremely minimal – for example, it seems to lack proper localization/locale support, which causes some problems
• Additionally, the Nebula theme extension shows
“404 – The requested resource was not found”
when clicking it under Admin → Extensions
My initial thought was to build a custom Docker image based on a less minimal distribution, but I can’t imagine being the only one running into these issues.
So my questions are:
• Is this a known issue with the Alpine-based Docker image?
• Is there a recommended or “best practice” approach for running Pterodactyl in Docker?
• Or am I doing something fundamentally wrong here?
I really like working with Docker, and since Pterodactyl itself is heavily Docker-based, I assumed this should work well.
Thanks a lot for your help!
I hope you have a nice holiday season!
I’m still quite new to the Pterodactyl & Blueprint ecosystem, so sorry in advance if this is a silly question.
I tried setting up the Pterodactyl panel using the official Docker image (Alpine-based) and ran into a couple of issues:
• The image is extremely minimal – for example, it seems to lack proper localization/locale support, which causes some problems
• Additionally, the Nebula theme extension shows
“404 – The requested resource was not found”
when clicking it under Admin → Extensions
My initial thought was to build a custom Docker image based on a less minimal distribution, but I can’t imagine being the only one running into these issues.
So my questions are:
• Is this a known issue with the Alpine-based Docker image?
• Is there a recommended or “best practice” approach for running Pterodactyl in Docker?
• Or am I doing something fundamentally wrong here?
I really like working with Docker, and since Pterodactyl itself is heavily Docker-based, I assumed this should work well.
Thanks a lot for your help!
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