From Docker Install: "django4geonode_workshop is unhealthy" #3

[CocoPem]

PS C:\workshop\geonode-workshop> docker compose up -d

time="2024-08-13T10:22:03-04:00" level=warning msg="C:\workshop\geonode-workshop\docker-compose.yml: the attribute version is obsolete, it will be ignored, please remove it to avoid potential confusion"

[+] Running 10/10

✔ Network geonode_workshop_default Created 0.1s

✔ Container nginx4geonode_workshop Started 1.7s

✔ Container gsconf4geonode_workshop Healthy 32.9s

✔ Container memcached4geonode_workshop Started 1.5s

✔ Container rabbitmq4geonode_workshop Started 1.7s

✔ Container letsencrypt4geonode_workshop Started 1.7s

✔ Container db4geonode_workshop Healthy 32.1s

✘ Container django4geonode_workshop Error 33.5s

✔ Container celery4geonode_workshop Created 0.1s

✔ Container geoserver4geonode_workshop Created 0.1s

dependency failed to start: container django4geonode_workshop is unhealthy

I'm using windows - Docker desktop version 4.33.1

tried pulling the update grom git

deleted all the old docker images

docker compose build --no-cache

still the same error

added - 2024-08-13 10:22:38 django4geonode_workshop | exec /usr/src/{{project_name}}/entrypoint.sh: no such file or directory

Originally posted by @Gisco246 in geosolutions-it/geonode-workshop#1 (comment)

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^ Same issue as above (although my project is titled geonode_tester) - have waited for Django to fully install and still comes up with same issue once input docker ps.

For context; I used the python creative-envfile.py as suggested in the 'Quick Docker Start' to configure .env file.

GeoNode version: (pretty sure its 5.0.0)
Installation method : docker
Platform: windows 11- docker desktop-4.55.0

[dairejpwalsh]

try,

docker compose down
docker volume rm geonode-dbdata
docker compose up

[CocoPem]

I didn't get to use your suggestion because when I came back to it a couple days later, it all seemed to be connecting fine. Thank you though for taking the time to respond!