Hi Ashish,
Thanks, I had pretty much figured out the static file serving already. What
really makes it easier is setting DJANGO_DEBUG=True in the Docker Compose
file. This, I believe, tells Django server to automatically serve static
files which it looks for in the my_project folder's /media
Hi Markus,
I'm glad it worked out
Regarding step 6:
As mentioned in
https://github.com/archesproject/arches/tree/master/docker#running-in-dev-mode
you can bypass the Nginx service and access your Arches service through
http://localhost:8000
If you want to access Arches service via Nginx
Hi Ashish,
That worked, thank you!!
Just for reference, below are the steps I took for getting a custom Project
set up on Arches v5 when using Docker. The instructions at
https://github.com/archesproject/arches/tree/master/docker#setting-up-your-own-arches-project
were helpful but did not
Hi Markus,
I had a similar issue earlier while running Archesv5 in Docker. I did the
following changes to create and run custom-project smoothly:
1: entrypoint.sh file inside arches/docker/
Entrypoint breaks while creating the custom-arches-project in the line:
[image: image.png]
remove line
I got further by changing DJANGO_MODE=PROD to DJANGO_MODE=DEV. Now system
starts up at least. It looks broken, though. The web server returns a 400
error on a lot of the media files.
Nevertheless, I am trying to do this with *v5*. The instructions at
