Failed to start on macOS

[cytopia]

Failed to start on macOS

[cytopia]

Hi @uonick ,

It is currently (due to docker-compose limitations) not possible to optionally start containers within a compose file. So for now there are two compose files:

1. docker-compose.yml
2. docker-compose.optional.yml

The first one will/must start: php, httpd, mysql and postgresql
The second one will/must start all of the above plus redis.

So you will have to uncomment redis.

FYI: This has already been requested here: #31

However I still have no idea how to implement it.

Can you try again with postfix included and report back if it works

[uonick]

@cytopia thanks for the explanation 😯

[cytopia]

@uonick Does it work on OSX once you re-enable postfix?

[uonick]

Nope =( the same error after 4 restarts. Returned to vagrant.

[cytopia]

@uonick problems should be resolved with the new release.

I will close this issue. In case you might drop by and still experience problems, just re-open it.

[uonick]

@cytopia thnx for the ur great work! but:

uonick ~/Projects/devilbox $ docker-compose up
Starting devilbox_bind_1

ERROR: for bind  Cannot start service bind: driver failed programming external connectivity on endpoint devilbox_bind_1 (68d2ca4729d7c8e480d3942f9d86292d8351bf931d1d5fc1b85ce1c9f3b867ff): Error starting userland proxy: Bind for 127.0.0.1:53: unexpected error (Failure EADDRINUSE)
ERROR: Encountered errors while bringing up the project.

maybe change the default port/ip?

[cytopia]

Hey @uonick :

(Failure EADDRINUSE) This is because you already have a local DNS resolver running on port 53 at least on localhost.

You either have to disable it or change the devilbox's DNS listening port in the .env file: HOST_PORT_BIND=53 to 54

However, when you use the devilbox's DNS server (which requires an entry in your /etc/resolv.conf), custom domains will always work automatically (whatever you set in the TLD_SUFFIX does not need to be added to your /etc/hosts)

Example:

You have TLD_SUFFIX=local and added a project folder: my-wordpress. Then you normally have to create an entry in /etc/hosts like so;

127.0.0.1 my-wordpress.local

When you do use the devilbox DNS resolver, this DNS entry automatically exists

[cytopia]

See here for how to add the devilbox's DNS resolver: #63