On this note; where and how should docker prune be implemented? Or is it already somewhere in the Cloudron foundation?
I was able to drop like 7 old containers outside of Cloudron with:
sudo docker container prune -f && sudo docker image prune -f
On this note; where and how should docker prune be implemented? Or is it already somewhere in the Cloudron foundation?
I was able to drop like 7 old containers outside of Cloudron with:
sudo docker container prune -f && sudo docker image prune -f
@hav81 I had this problem too and I lost my config but I was having luck with using the multi-site enabled with sub-domain however I did not use the root of the sub-domain.
It was:
wp.mydomain.com => set as the app in Cloudron primary URL
used for setup, plugins, users but no real site was here
then add a subdomain on top of:
devsite1.wp.mydomain.com => set as a redirect in Cloudron App
devsite2.wp.mydomain.com => set as a redirect in Cloudron App
In WP MultiSite I set the URLs to the virutal folders:
/wp
/wp/devsite1
/wp/devsite2
For Prod I then had planned on cloning and doing another entry with both:
www.someotherdomain.com www.whatsNot.app (E.G)
and whatsNot.app as additional redirects and set to a cloned new /wp/whatsnotapp/
Maybe something like this can be included in the App as an option in setup. I only had to change the two things already mentioned
Multisite = true in wp-config and then .htaccess.
It was easier to map the virutal folders to /media so you could see what was going on as well.
Anyone working on a Strapi BE and/or FE in Build? Thoughts?