Hello When I installed Discourse it didnt let me run chmod 700 containers and wont let me setup Thanks for help [image]

From /var/discourse please list contents (ls), and check if the directory is there: [maiki@disc discourse_docker]$ ls bin discourse-doctor launcher samples templates cids discourse-setup LICENSE scripts tests containers image README.md shared

Weird, I dont see it. I installed Discourse normally. [image]

Ah, I see. You’ve got the wrong the repo: sudo -s git clone https://github.com/discourse/discourse_docker.git /var/discourse cd /var/discourse chmod 700 containers You want https://github.com/discourse/discourse_docker.git (with _docker).

Looks like I’m going to have to install linux for the 4th time. Thanks :slight_smile: Will update when I have somethin

[image] dowo: Looks like I’m going to have to install linux for the 4th time. You can probably remove that directory and start over without re-installing… but that’s how I learned, so go for it! :+1:

You need to be root. sudo su - First. You cloned the wrong repo and typed cs rather than cd. I would recommend that you follow the standard install instructions more carefully. And maybe try to copy and paste…

Discourse is not letting me run setup

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dowo August 22, 2022, 11:22pm 7

When I did that the first time it would just not let me make the directory again.

(I’m trying to learn so I can install my 2013 build with a modified launcher lol)

This is what it looked like

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Discourse is not letting me run setup

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