Error 500
mccorkled opened this issue · 13 comments
Hello,
I am trying to run this on a Synology and I am getting the following error when trying to load the page.
Failed to load books with error:
Failed with status 500 and message: Internal Server Error
Hello,
wow, somebody else is interested in my comics reader, welcome :)
I just completely rewrote it from PHP to nodejs.
Are you using the raw version of the Comics Reader or the Docker version ?
To be honest, I never tried it on a Synology, so I don't know what issues you might have on it.
You just have to make sure that you have the rar and zip extensions in PHP and imagemagick installed.
With the nodejs version, you need the unrar, unzip and imagemagick commands installed.
I am using the Docker version. I have PHP installed and it should include those no? I do not know how to install commands. All of the Dockers I have installed are basically plug and play.
If it's the docker version you don't have anything to install, it's also a plug and play image.
Can you try with the latest image and tell me if you still have an issue ?
The application is opening now but nothing is displaying. I mapped my pdf files path to /comics.
I see.
can you provide me the logs of the container, and also the url that you use to access the app ?
There is probably something wrong with the path calculation to the application.
I can't provide the logs because when I mapped /config there was nothing in the folder.
The path I am using is 192.168.0.12:7000
The logs aren't stored on disk, they are directly output to stdout if you use the docker logs <your_container_name>
As for the path, I see in the url bar of your screenshot that there is much more in the url than just the address and the port, are those generated by the Synology reverse proxy ?
The extra info within the url is how Synology knows to launch the container. It does not affect it and I tried it without all that info too.
ComicsReader.txt
Okay, so the container runs fine, I think the issue you have is that you need to map the port of the container (8080) to a free port on your NAS.
Then you can access that URL directly and the paths should work fine.
Port 7000 is a free port.
Soooo... it would be great if you could help me get this running or recommend another program!
Thank youuuuuu :D
Hello, really sorry I forgot to reply :/ shame on me.
I had a look at the logs again, it seems you didn't mount the volume for your comic books, as the scan didn't print anything about files it's looking for.
So either your volume is mounted at the wrong place, or it's not mounted at all.
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