Bug: Unable to start Chat2DB via Docker Engine
Chat2DB Version
3.2.4
Describe the bug
- I cannot start Chat2DB through Docker Engine. Just execute the following command under Ubuntu 22.04.4 WSL,
docker run -d chat2db/chat2db:3.2.4 -p 10824:10824 --name chat2db
- Attempting to access
http://localhost:10824/directly results in access being denied. -
- I don't see any errors in the logs from the Docker Container. Is there some documentation I missed?
-
换3.1.22的镜像试试。
换3.1.22的镜像试试。
- Even using
docker run -d chat2db/chat2db:3.1.22 -p 10824:10824 --name chat2db, accessinglocalhost:10824still doesn't work. What am I missing? -
try this: https://docs.chat2db.ai/docs/question/private-deployment
try this: https://docs.chat2db.ai/docs/question/private-deployment
- @miahemu I started chat2db with the following command, but still could not open
http://localhost:10824/normally.
docker run -itd chat2db/chat2db:3.2.4 -p 10824:10824 --name chat2db
I'm also face the same problem and I try to see any ERROR log in the docker run process and it has no ERROR to trace this problem it look like it run correctly !? anyone success to run it local?
How should we solve this problem?
Chat2DB Version
3.2.4
Describe the bug
- I cannot start Chat2DB through Docker Engine. Just execute the following command under Ubuntu 22.04.4 WSL,
docker run -d chat2db/chat2db:3.2.4 -p 10824:10824 --name chat2db
- Attempting to access
http://localhost:10824/directly results in access being denied.![]()
- I don't see any errors in the logs from the Docker Container. Is there some documentation I missed?
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启动容器的时候将镜像名称放到映射端口后就好了
- @test16553 Thanks, this was originally a documentation issue. The command
docker run -d chat2db/chat2db:3.2.4 -p 10824:10824 --name chat2dbI remember originally came from somewhere in the documentation at https://chat2db-ai.com/ . - I have used
docker run -p 10824:10824 --name chat2db -d chat2db/chat2db:3.2.4to complete the test. I can log in tolocalhost:10824using thechat2dbaccount andchat2dbpassword. -
- There seems to be no need to keep the current issue open.