Wade Barnes
Example: ``` ./manage start --logs LOG_LEVEL=debug RUST_LOG=debug ``` The `LOG_LEVEL` and `RUST_LOG` variables have to be used with the start command to have effect.
I had a quick look. The log level(s) are getting overridden at some level, so the value passed in for Python (LOG_LEVEL), at least, has no affect. More investigation required.
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Just built fresh on Windows 10 with Docker Desktop. No issues. Please ensure you have the latest code and start from a clean environment. You could also try `./manage rebuild`...
I've seen this issue before, `No module named server.server`, and we fixed it. I'm looking for the references.
Also please try `./manage down` before `./manage start` to clear out any old volumes.
> I've seen this issue before, `No module named server.server`, and we fixed it. I'm looking for the references. The issue I was thinking about was different, and was fixed...
@euroledger, Here is another thing to try. I wonder if there is an issue with the local volume mounts. In `docker-compose.yml`, under the `webserver` entry comment out the first two...
@euroledger, The two lines in the `docker-compose.yml` are attempting to mount folders from your local drive into the container. It appears Docker Toolbox does not handle this in the same...
`von-network` provides a provisional Indy-Node ledger. Once started the genesis file required by agents to connect can be found through the ledger browser and is available to clients via the...