@RavenWorks oh right because I don't have https set up on that domain, never did
try http://notes.12bit.club
@Foxhack oh they're legal in the UK at least, they get sold in dodgy "American candy" shops for massively inflated prices
These ones I have here are Euroreos but the ingredients seem to be mostly sugar and oil anyway
@Rib yeah I think the cream in these things is more sugar and oil than anything dairy
2 more subsites switched over https://repo.12bit.club/ and ye olde http://fuji.12bit.club
the only one remaining (I think) that hasn't been switched is http://notes.12bit.club which didn't work with the config I used for the others & I'm not surprised tbh cos it runs mediawiki which is the most complex software running on any of them by far
@RavenWorks .. and I fixed it anyway
thanks for spotting that
@RavenWorks yknow what I think those have been broken for two years lol
the white page is saved in the wayback machine going back to 2021 https://web.archive.org/web/20211201052225/http://blog.12bit.club/?date=2014-02
@RavenWorks thanks. they sure are. hmm it's giving a 500 but not logging any errors which is annoying
restarted the container today & it came up on a different subnet so all my mysql config stopped working lollll
apparently you can configure it to use a specific subnet in docker compose, so, I did that, and now it works again
i've switched over the public version of that site to use it now, so if you want to poke around https://blog.12bit.club/ and see if anything looks broken then feel free
and this is a version of my blog now running through php-fpm in docker!! it seems to work perfectly, loads just as fast as the old version
i'm not switching over to this for the public ver yet in case i find some problems but this is very very promising
for once i can go to bed on a high note instead of an "ugh fuck this" note
so I got the bastard working!!!!!!!!
I think my main misconception was that the docker internal host thing was like, magically mapping things to appear to connect from localhost on the host so I wouldn't have to do anything special to allow them to connect
but that's not the case, the container connects from its own IP address so I had to allow that through the firewall & allow mysql users to connect from it
@Ninji Yeah I did indeed have to do that
and it works!!!!!!! thanks for your help
@Ninji that did work yeah - but I also realised i need to actually let the container connect through the firewall & I'm getting somewhere now β
like i'm now at the point of getting normal mysql access denied errors, i can work with this
@Ninji no, how do I find that out