blank screen after install docker compose from website

[tod-zhang]

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I use this code from website. bash <(curl -sL https://git.new/20)

[hiteshsondhi88]

Happened same here but you can set SERVER_URL={your-domain} to resolve the same

[tod-zhang]

Happened same here but you can set SERVER_URL={your-domain} to resolve the same

not work

[Mohamed-sobhi95]

same issue

[gabrielefronze]

+1

[ipuris]

Same issue. I found some error messages here:

[christophschoeni]

Same issue with Server URL

[luccamrofc]

+1

[GijsSi]

I found the solution, I got it working by via Portainer, pretty sure you can do it manually as well. But both marked urls should be changed to the new IP/Domain name.

[nickwild-999]

I found the solution, I got it working by via Portainer, pretty sure you can do it manually as well. But both marked urls should be changed to the new IP/Domain name.

This fixed my problem. Man thanks @GijsSi

[MuratDoganer]

Same issue, changing the url does not help

[EmaX093]

Just change SERVER_URL in .env file and do a full docker restart

docker compose down && docker compose up -d

[Knowaaaa]

Just change SERVER_URL in .env file and do a full docker restart

docker compose down && docker compose up -d

I have found that this does not update the container. Seems like whatever is in my .env is permanent after I start the stack for the first time.

[Freebios]

Hello there,

I'll try to assess the issue(s) 🙂

@tod-zhang I notice that your SERVER_URL has a domain configured, does it point to your backend, is your backend exposed on port 443 ? This is the URL that the frontend will use to connect to the backend.

@GijsSi by default you do no need to set the FRONT_BASE_URL variable, it is only useful for advanced usecase where you host the frontend in another location than the backend (eg. on a bucket), by default FRONT_BASE_URL is set to the same value as SERVER_URL. Since you got it working, you could stick with only the SERVER_URL defined!

@Knowaaaa Docker compose should be able to see the change in the environment automatically and recreate the container, make sure to have an updated version of docker and docker compose.

I think that most of your issues are due to lack of documentation, I'll open a PR to make it clearer. If you have more details related to this issue to help us reproduce it please post it, otherwise if you need further assistance with setting up Twenty please checkout our Discord Server.