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Exercises don't load in mobile app - Using Unraid #105
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I asked a friend to make an account from their phone and they were able to search for exercises no issue so it's something to do with my phone. Closing the issue. |
if you changed docker images, this might be an issue with inproper caching? You can go to settings and reset and see if that helps. Also, I see that you are setting debug to true to serve the static files, just so you know "This method is grossly inefficient and probably insecure, so it is unsuitable for production." 😉 |
Gotcha. I'm tentatively reopening this issue as more friends reported the same issue. I'll close it after trying this all out. Thanks! |
Seems related to wger-project/wger#1780 ? |
Hello,
I'm using this app in conjunction with Postgres 17 in Unraid, which I know has minimal support. The current version of the Unraid app is using the developer version and when using it, wasn't loading the CSS. I got around this by switching to wger/server:latest from wger/devel:latest. However, I am still having an issue where the workouts will not load on the mobile app on Android. This is true for both the Play Store and F-Droid versions. They do load on the desktop site. I was looking through some of the issues on this repo and found that it may be due to an issue with my reverse proxy/web server set up and Django DB. Specifically #942 and #32. Roland says "You need to setup a webserver to serve the static files, Django does not serve them on its own". I am not using Nginx since I am using HAProxy built into my PFsense router. I am including the screenshots of my front end and back end. If you know how I should configure HAProxy in this case to serve the static files from Django, that would be greatly appreciated. This is all assuming that the static files work differently on mobile vs. desktop. If not, then there's a different issue going on.
Thanks.
The app not loading workouts (it just loads forever):
The desktop site working fine (instantly loads):
My Unraid settings for wger:
My Unraid settings for Postgres 17 (I created a new database with the CLI for wger):
HAProxy frontend settings in PFSense:
HAProxy backend settings in PFSense:
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