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running the project on server #3
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Hello, |
@WahidNasri Hi, sorry for my bad understanding but I still can't figure out how to edit 2 things:
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I think maybe chat.sql doesn't appiable to postgres:
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Hi, For the database, the project for now works with pure relational database. |
@WahidNasri Hi, thanks for reply. in my humble opinion, set to enviroment is not quit convinient in terms of if I want push into production and host on a server, |
@jinfagang Good point. The reason why I used environment variables is to be able to just run an already built version of the extension wherever you need. |
@WahidNasri thanks! However, if you set a variable directly in your code, your distribution of this build extension also can run anywhere. Anyway, either way is good to fit certain situation. Could u kindly point me where does it takes (read) these enviroment variabls? I want have a hack on it. |
Nevermind. I found out a the zip file I had to decompress and copy over to the Docker image. |
Hi WahisNasri,
Edit: I went ahead and installed HiveMQ on docker, running localhost port 8080.
I copied the project code into the /extensions/ directory on the root of the docker container.
What are the configuration files to be edited?
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