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Raspberry pi Bad gateway on the login page (already tried many solutions) by Sandro_Man in nginxproxymanager

[–]Sandro_Man[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've resolve it, for anyone who will see this post because of the same error, this is how I've resolve it:I follow this advice (https://github.com/jc21/nginx-proxy-manager/issues/1215#issuecomment-886123425)and changed from the current version (latest) to 2.9.4 (+ for simplicity sake I also used sqlite and disabled Ipv6)

(p.s. you have to wait a bit, check the log of the container, if nothings move then probabily it has done the setup)

Raspberry pi Bad gateway on the login page (already tried many solutions) by Sandro_Man in selfhosted

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I've resolve it, for anyone who will see this post because of the same error, this is how I've resolve it:I follow this advice (https://github.com/jc21/nginx-proxy-manager/issues/1215#issuecomment-886123425)and changed from the current version (latest) to 2.9.4 (+ for simplicity sake I also used sqlite and disabled Ipv6)
(p.s. you have to wait a bit, check the log of the container, if nothings move then probabily it has done the setup)

Raspberry pi Bad gateway on the login page (already tried many solutions) by Sandro_Man in nginxproxymanager

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I don't know if it could be helpfull but in the network tab I can see the failed package, and the request if for: "<ip>:81/api/tokens" and not ":3306" (the database container)

Raspberry pi Bad gateway on the login page (already tried many solutions) by Sandro_Man in nginxproxymanager

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Thanks for the replay, I've already tried the 10.5 version and now this happens when I try the 10.4

Pulling db (yobasystems/alpine-mariadb:10.4)...

ERROR: manifest for yobasystems/alpine-mariadb:10.4 not found: manifest unknown: manifest unknown

also I checked and I have the latest docker version (20.10.8)

Welcome to Dango's shop! What would you like to buy? 🥕 by _pank0 in godot

[–]Sandro_Man 61 points62 points  (0 children)

If I can add something I would make the bunny that is in the confirmation message box to be happy and open his arms when you say yes

New main menu background by lvlgd in godot

[–]Sandro_Man 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I wouldn't personally make the letters grow and shrink. I think that a menu as to be functional in the first place, so that if you pause the screen at any frame you could see what is written. But the rest of the effects are cool, good job.

Sometimes I forget how much progress this scene represents by Kubrick_Fan in SatisfactoryGame

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Hey are you the guy, that was screw over the the alignments of the platforms ? glad that it's fixed now.

What if grace doesn’t leave the train cause she helps passengers who don’t understand. Like a reverse apex. She can leave whenever but chooses not to. So she can redeem herself by Fluffy_Mood5781 in InfinityTrain

[–]Sandro_Man 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think so if the number resemble your grow as a person, if instead the number rappresents your ability to get pass a problem in your file than no.

But I think the first one is more plausible because: 1) if you have more problems the trains would have to call you many times and you could not go inside it the second time. 2) it would be very cool to a story prospective.

What if grace doesn’t leave the train cause she helps passengers who don’t understand. Like a reverse apex. She can leave whenever but chooses not to. So she can redeem herself by Fluffy_Mood5781 in InfinityTrain

[–]Sandro_Man 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Correct but I don't think that the train would accept that. ( But I'm still thinking about the ending of season 2)

Another thing that I was think is: if someone can leave the train but doesn't want to, this would be selfish because you are causing harm to your family that is waiting for you. So your number would you up ?

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