#BillbennettnzI spent a large part of the day attempting to install Jekyll on my Mac and, just like Linux days, kept running into overlapping dependencies and inconsistencies.... this really isn't something non-developers should attempt.
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#[Zegnat]Good thing you pinged me on Slack, [Joe_Crawford], as it seems like your message never made it to IRC. The containers all start without complaint, yes. For me the port works and I can reach the WordPress container at localhost. The problem is that WordPress itself is throwing an error instead of taking me to the WordPress install page 😞
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#[KevinMarks]@billbennetnz - one reason people like Hugo is that it is easier to install (just one built app)
#[Joe_Crawford][Zegnat] are you rolling your own Docker/WordPress thing or are you following documentation? If you are following something please share it and I can take a look. I know that VirtualBox and latest macOS had some peculiar changes that break some scenarios but I can’t tell if that’s the issue.
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#ZegnatI am following like 10 articles all halfway, because I have not found anything from the last month which means all of them are out of date, hahaha
#ZegnatBut this is both the official Wordpress and the official MariaDB image, and nothing else being added, so I am not sure what there is to follow either?
#ZegnatI have not had time yet, but probably tomorrow I will test triggering the installation with the wp-cli and see if that magically fixes it (which I think it will, from my WP code spelunking)
#BillbennettnzKevinMarks. That could be the way to go. Apart from anything else, it's worrying, I tend to keep everything up to date, but Jekyll requires an old version of Ruby (for example) which makes all the version cross referencing tricky as...
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#BillbennettnzI got Hugo working in 5 minutes. It looks good
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#Zegnat[Joe_Crawford]: if you still wanted to see some documentation, apart from some very small tweaks my docker-compose.yml is almost exactly the one from the docker docs: https://docs.docker.com/samples/wordpress/ ... guess I need to test that one and try to figure out if there are any actual differences.