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QUESTION
There have been various similar cases here on stackoverflow but they're pretty much all refer to incorrect ports or using localhost as the IP instead of the docker-machine ip.
The vue.js app connects perfectly fine to the websocket and works. However, the GET requests to 192.168.99.100:8080/meows
and other endpoints all hit the nginx 502 bad gateway
. Manually accessing the endpoints (instead of vue.js) also hit 502 bad gateway
.
The ip's are properly set. Ports are the same everywhere :8080
. endpoints have the correct http verb
and all have an nginx upstream
pointing at the server location /..{}
. Yet no problems connecting to the network, all data passing through no problem.
EDIT: Im running windows 7 with the docker-toolbox because my windows version doesnt have the whole virtualization thing. No further configuration after installation has been done.
The architecture is the following:
docker-compose
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-31 at 10:11Instead of:
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My Dockerfile
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-10 at 17:39go get
internally calls the "reference" client-side tool of the particular VCS used to host the package to be fetched. In other words, go get
by itself does not know how to interact with VCS servers.
So yes, in order to go get
a package which is hosted by Git, you need the working Git installation providing a callable git
binary.
As to your second problem, it does not appear to have anything related to Go, so I suggest you to do a bit of research and then ask a separate question tagged alpine
if that fails.
QUESTION
I need regexp which would remove tinrab in all directories
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-10 at 09:38You said you wanted a regexp /tinrab*/ *
, but based on the examples you gave I guess /tinrab
will do what you want..
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