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In many scenarios, git servers and ssh ports in particular are restricted access (inbound/outbound). Either hosted on-prem, or in a VPC, "external" servers like those from wodby for git integration .. cannot access/be accessed in either direction without explicit permission.

For this purpose an ip address (range) to whitelist could be helpful.

It's frequently asked about how to publish a database service.

Invalid description about publishing ports with a custom port number.

There is no info about changing service implementation on stack service config page https://wodby.com/docs/stacks/config.

Versions :
MkDocs : 1.4.3
pip : 22.3.1
markdown:3.3.7

After the installation, I got an empty homepage with a huge logo as below, eventhough there are many markdown pages created.

did i miss anything else?

• Images drupal-nginx, wordpress-nginx have been merge to generic nginx image
• Images drupal-varnish, wordpress-varnish have been merge to generic varnish image
• drupal-solr will be merged to sol

Reflect this change in documentation

• Stack: drupal
• Core name: default

Steps:

1. Remove configSet=drupal from /opt/solr/server/solr/default/core.properties
2. Copy config from configset to core cp -r /opt/solr/server/solr/configsets/drupal/conf /opt/solr/server/solr/default/
3. Reload core from Solr dashboard or reload container to apply changes.

In many scenarios, git servers and ssh ports in particular are restricted access (inbound/outbound). Either hosted on-prem, or in a VPC, "external" servers like those from wodby for git integration .. cannot access/be accessed in either direction without explicit permission.

For this purpose an ip address (range) to whitelist could be helpful.

The top tab links (Apps, Infrastructure, etc) do not work in Firefox.

Looking at the source code, the anchor tags are being rendered, but they do not function as they are behind the <span class="md-header-nav__topic" style="width: 715px;"> object.

The material theme does work in Firefox, so it must be something modified here or fixed later upstream. I hope this information is helpful.

Since we replaced docker-sync by Mutagen, see wodby/docker4drupal#442, we also need to update the documentation accordingly in the "Bind mounts performance" section.

I'm going to do a pull request.

If i wanted to create an alias to be available within the wodby bash of all the wodby containers i have created; what is the best way to do this?

Possibly to mount a .wodby.bash.aliases file from my host? and somehow have that run when i enter wodby bash?

On https://github.com/wodby/docs/blob/master/docs/stacks/drupal/containers.md there is a stanza which refers to logging and rsyslog. At the end of this stanza there is a link to https://www.wellnet.it/en/blog/logging-drupal-8 which is now a dead link.

Should be fixed with HMTL stack upgrade. Use theme-provided 404.

Is there any complete documentation how to set up Solr (for use with D8/9 and Search API)? I have a found a few pieces of documentation but nothing current or complete. For example, this page: https://wodby.com/docs/1.0/stacks/solr-drupal/ only states this:

Install Search API Solr module. Go to Home » Administration » Configuration » Search and metadata » Search API, create a new core or edit the default one. In expanded CONFIGURE SOLR BACKEND field set specify:

HTTP protocol: http
Solr host: solr
Solr port: 8983
Solr path: /solr (LEAVE IT BLANK FOR search_api_solr 8.x-3.0 and newer)
Solr core: [NAME OF YOUR CORE]

And above that it states "We automatically create a default solr core named default when no cores found." That in itself is contradictory as it says a core is created by default (it isn't) and then it states to "Go to Home » Administration » Configuration » Search and metadata » Search API, create a new core or edit the default one. " which sounds like you can create a core from the Search aPI UI - which you can't.

So documentation errors aside; i think i need to create a core, on my own (not sure why the docker container wouldn't already have that?). Any idea how to do that? If i go to the solr admin page and try to Add Core, i get:

Error CREATEing SolrCore 'new_core': Unable to create core [new_core] Caused by: Can't find resource 'solrconfig.xml' in classpath or '/opt/solr/server/solr/new_core'

I am sure i am missing something simple here; but very limited documentation that i have found so far and doesn't seem to explain the basics. I guess i could go read up on how to install solr; but isn't that the point of this docker img - so i don't need to do that?