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DOCKER <error> You must set the ADDRESS environment variable. #117
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Apperantly you must specify the environment variable "ADDRESS" when starting with for example -e ADDRESS=YOUR_ADRESS Unfortunately i do not have a clue what that adress should be. I tried it using my IP, localhost, but nothing did work. Should be covered in the docs |
http://[your-ip-here]:[your-port] or https:// if you're using SSL |
ADDRESS=http://[myip]:9736 SyntaxError: Unexpected token ':' |
Using the command |
Thanks! |
ADDRESS=http://78.67.xx.xx:9736 SyntaxError: Unexpected token ':' SyntaxError: Unexpected token ':' |
I got this issue as well, even tho I run through NodeJS + Yarn. So I just hardcoded it in the src\index.ts file. So pretty much added the port number as an optional value. Hopefully it's helpful, looking forward to a better solution. |
This is a dupe of this issue: #116 |
@lorenzwinkler1 and @pejix your issue is probably because you have the -e argument at the end, try putting it before the Ex: |
If this is intended behavior can we get an update in the readme to note this? |
THANKS SIR! |
the ADDRESS variable works on my docker desktop instance but when i try on my synologoy diskstation the docker runs but cant connect to the server at all |
ADDRESS="http://78.67.xx.xx:9736"Make it a string, else it no gonna work. " " Also if you're using docker, I'd really recommend docker-compose. |
You must set the ADDRESS environment variable.
Any idea how to fix this?
I'm running docker.
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