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I followed the instructions you provided in the README file, but after running docker run ... you state that one should cd \Cosette-Web && sh run_server.sh (Run the server), but that directory is not existing.
edit:
after I cd into Cosette-Web and try to sh run_server.sh I get the following error message from inside the docker shell:
/usr/bin/python: No module named flask
So I guess the python dependencies from requirements.txt were not installed. Why is that? I thought the Dockerfile would automatically take care of that.
(RUN pip install -r /Cosette-Web/requirements.txthttps://github.com/uwdb/Cosette-Web/blob/master/Dockerfile#L10)
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Seems like this project is not maintained sadly.
However I found the error in the instructions. It mentions the wrong docker image, that should fix your problem.
It should be: docker run --name cosette --entrypoint /usr/bin/fish -p 5000:5000 -e COS_DB_HOST=10.200.10.1 -e COS_DB_USERNAME=cosette -e COS_DB_DATABASE=cosette -e COS_DB_PASSWORD='cosetteisawesome' -ti dli123/cosette-web
I followed the instructions you provided in the README file, but after running
docker run ...
you state that one shouldcd \Cosette-Web && sh run_server.sh
(Run the server), but that directory is not existing.proposed fix: add
-v $(pwd)/:/Cosette-Web
full command:
edit:
after I cd into Cosette-Web and try to
sh run_server.sh
I get the following error message from inside the docker shell:So I guess the python dependencies from requirements.txt were not installed. Why is that? I thought the Dockerfile would automatically take care of that.
(
RUN pip install -r /Cosette-Web/requirements.txt
https://github.com/uwdb/Cosette-Web/blob/master/Dockerfile#L10)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: