Fixed an incorrect port mapping the the docker-compose example as well
as added a restart attribute, since it's most likely a good use case to
always keep the server up and running, even if it fails or the host is
updated/restarted.
Also added a missing end parenthesis in the table of env variables.
When main.py initializes the subprocess returns an output of 'No such
device' but it doesn't throw any exception, for some reason...?
So, the output was of course returned to the is_running process and
since it wasn't "None" it though the interface was in the 'running'
state.
The server interface wasn't updated in the database when it got stopped.
Which led to 'is_running' was always set to true, if the server has been
started once.
Also fixed a copy-paste issue, which didn't affect the code
Fixed an incorrect port mapping the the docker-compose example as well
as added a restart attribute, since it's most likely a good use case to
always keep the server up and running, even if it fails or the host is
updated/restarted.
Also added a missing end parenthesis in the table of env variables.
When main.py initializes the subprocess returns an output of 'No such
device' but it doesn't throw any exception, for some reason...?
So, the output was of course returned to the is_running process and
since it wasn't "None" it though the interface was in the 'running'
state.
The server interface wasn't updated in the database when it got stopped.
Which led to 'is_running' was always set to true, if the server has been
started once.
Also fixed a copy-paste issue, which didn't affect the code
You can now download configuration files directly as a .conf file for peer and .zip for servers. The server zip contains all peer configurations including the server.conf.