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Hi @t.van.der.plas,
We've released Lightmeter Control Center 1.6, with support for being deployed in Plesk. Please have a look at our release notes and video tutorial about the setup: Lightmeter 1.6: Plesk support and Walkthrough Guide - Lightmeter
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We hope that'll...
If you kept the /workspace volume mapped to somewhere in the host filesystem and the LIGHTMETER_WORKSPACE variable, the data should be kept safe if the container is restarted.
One possible explanation is that Plesk is in the background removing/rotating the log files before Lightmeter Control...
Hi @t.van.der.plas,
Could you please try to stop the container, remove the directory mapped in the variable `LIGHTMETER_WORKSPACE` and start it again?
Also, could you please if there's any content in the file `/var/log/maillog`?
Oh, please also map a volume for a workspace, otherwise all the data for the container (like database, etc.) will be lost when the container ends.
In order to do that, click on "Add mapping", and map some writable directory in the host, for instance /var/lib/controlcenter to "/workspace" and...
Hi @t.van.der.plas , You need fill the value "Host" in the "Volume mapping" to "/var/log".
Please also remove the environment variable LIGHTMETER_LOGS_SOCKET.
Hi @t.van.der.plas, thank you for the feedback. We're glad you could get it running :)
For the log file, you should mount the /var/log/ directory as /logs and use the env var LIGHTMETER_WATCH_DIR=/logs, as Lightmeter Control Center should be able to detect automatically the maillog file.
If...
Hi @t.van.der.plas,
Could you please try to use the docker image:tag `lightmeter/controlcenter:nightly-develop` instead?
This version allows plesk to recognize that the port 8080 is used by the container and map it accordingly, as in the image below. Please notice that this exposes the UI in...
Hi @Ryan Davis
We've just implemented support for received configuration via environment variables on Lightmeter Control Center, enabling it to run within Plesk! :)
It's still an experimental support, available in the `lightmeter/controlcenter:1.6.0-RC1` docker image,
Could you please test if...
Hi,
First of all, thank you for trying Lightmeter! :-)
If you are using the official Lightmeter Control Center image, you need to make the following changes:
- None of the environment variables you listed is needed. The official Dockerfile [1] might help you to understand how the image is...