Kasra Bigdeli

Look into your IP tables

I don't know how this image is supposed to work, but it's fairly simple based on their instructions. Maybe this works? * In one click apps search for `TEMPLATE` and...

This is somewhat by design. When a value is null-ish in the override object, it won't override the original value. This is to allow cases like this: ``` {k1: v1}...

If you want to delete a field, you can use the [predeploy script](https://caprover.com/docs/pre-deploy-script.html) ```js var preDeployFunction = function (captainAppObj, dockerUpdateObject) { return Promise.resolve() .then(function(){ dockerUpdateObject.mode.Replicated = undefined; return dockerUpdateObject; });...

If you have suggestions to improve the mergeObject function to allow for deletion but preserve the behavior in the comment above, please feel free to open a PR.

https://caprover.com/docs/captain-definition-file.html `captain-definition` file does not support env vars and volumes. It's only for the "deployment" phase, not the configuration update. They are, by design, separated out.

While an interesting project, this doesn't seem like a hyper popular app. Hence not a good fit for the official repository.

@andrebaerlocher - Mistral.rs issue is not really a CapRover question. You should reach out to Mistral.rs developers to see what the fix is. Likely, you need to do something like...

> The other service is created outside of CapRover. Can I use nginx reverse proxy to access it? Yes, but depending on how that service is exposed. The nginx proxy...

Thinking about this a bit more, it's actually doable through a simple hack: ```yaml services: $$cap_appname-delete-me-after-installation: volumes: - $$cap-some-volume-name:/mydata caproverExtra: dockerfileLines: - FROM alpine:latest - RUN mkdir /mydata - ENV...