I’m not exactly a linux beginner but I’m far from an expert and I could use some pointers. I have a domain and a VPS through Namecheap, I chose Ubuntu 20.04 LAMP and I’ve tried several guides to get this working but something always goes wrong sooner or later.
No errors until the docker-compose up -d command, then
ERROR: yaml.constructor.ConstructorError: while constructing a mapping
in “./docker-compose.yml”, line 26, column 12
found unhashable key
in “./docker-compose.yml”, line 26, column 13
which leads to image: {{ lemmy_docker_image }}
I guess I could start over with a different guide but I’m just chasing my tail at this point. Could any kind soul suggest where to go from here?
Oh I see your issue, you need to replace anything in curly braces with actual values. I’m away from my pc right now but I’ll give you the correct image name shortly…
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Could you post your docker compose file please? Remove any sensitive info of course!
Edit: As seen on the doc page you linked to:
The images will likely be: dessalines/lemmy:VERSION and dessalines/lemmy-ui:VERSIONlemmy:latest
lemmy-ui:latest
Oh I see your issue, you need to replace anything in curly braces with actual values. I’m away from my pc right now but I’ll give you the correct image name shortly…