Netifly build failed Error: connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:2368 about gatsby-theme-try-ghost HOT 13 CLOSED

@tobimori: I have nothing to add - you are always to the point! Thanks for answering!

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You can't got your site deployed like this because Netlify can never get the content. Please follow the Readme of styxlab/gatsby-starter-try-ghost.

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Using Gatsby with Ghost on a local machine is sadly not possible because of the way Gatsby (and this repository) handles Ghosts In-Post-Images.

You should be able to use the linked repository with a custom domain by adding a CNAME file with the desired domain name to your GitHub repository, pointing your Domain records to GitHub's server as described here and enabling GitHub Pages. You could also select that repository (so where the script uploaded the static files) to deploy to Netlify. The build process happens on your computer and the script will upload correctly to GitHub, so there won't be problems like with Gatsby. Unfortunately, I can't give support you with that.

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Netlify can't access a local Ghost instance hosted on your pc. You need to host Ghost on a server if you want to deploy to the outer world.

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I connected my local with Settings > Integrations, created Gatsby integration and pushed it on GitHub. So basically any changes on my localhost:2368/ are reflected on http://localhost:8000/ then it's all pushed on GitHub here. Where Netifly fetched and builds it. I actually managed to do it earlier today, but right now I'm getting this error mentioned above.

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You need to make your Ghost available to the outer world if you want to use it as a backend for Gatsby. Also, localhost defaults to the current computer, meaning wherever Netlify runs that build on, not exactly your computer. You can never run the build like this on server where no Ghost development environment is running.

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Thanks.

Is that the reason why these instructions are missing from the repo readme ?

I am also following this tutorial and basically replacing gatsby-starter-ghost with styxlab/gatsby-starter-try-ghost

I actually managed to get the website deployed earlier today with this, but getting the error mentioned on my second attempt.

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Oh my, I am blind gatsby-theme-try-ghost and
gatsby-starter-try-ghost aren't the same. So I am having issue with gatsby-starter-try-ghost 🤦

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Any idea why the issues aren't enabled there? Yup, I mixed things up, trying again and will report back. Thanks for quick replies.

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Because that repository is just a starter repo with preconfigured plugins that are hosted in this repo. You're fine with staying here with your issue, but it's still a configuration issue from your site. Netlify can't access your Ghost instance because you defined a local instance in .ghost.json . Netlify needs to be able to source from your instance and will always link back to your instance for inline images - so you need a server to run Ghost on.

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@tobimori Thanks. I may give up then. My goal is having ghost locally, editing posts,etc then publishing on GitHub Pages/Netifly and having it as a static site on a custom domain.

It was an interesting learning curve, as this is all new to me. Earlier I tried this but didn't worked well with a custom domain, so I've been playing with gatsby-started-try-ghost and this, I liked gatsby-started-try-ghost because it allowed newer theme.

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Thanks for clarification, I'll re-direct my research in that direction. Glad I discovered Gatsby and this repo nevertheless may come in handy for the future projects. Thanks for your help, appreciate it.

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No problem!

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