Droplet is blank
Hi all I recently tried to deploy twenty to digital ocean on a droplet however it is not working after I'm run everything. When I go to the address in my web browser the page is blank white. Any help will be appreciated
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Hey, could you post some logs from your server and client as well?
I've had the same issue as well.
after following the one command instructions on the following page:
https://docs.twenty.com/start/self-hosting/docker-compose
Is there a step that's missing?
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I am also experiencing this issue. I followed the troubleshooting steps but no luck π¦
Your frontend is likely not able to connect to your backend. It's usually an issue with DNS or SSL (https). Could you show your developer console ?
(we are not covering DNS and SSL setup in our self-hosting doc at the moment as this is very vendor dependant)
But happy to give a few hints if I can
I was suspecting sth like that is happening. Will send a screenshot once I get back home.
Iβm having the same issue. @charles based on what you said if I understand I need SSL and a DNS record to show the CRM? If Iβm just trying to access from my IP it will just show the white screen?
Could you post a screenshot from your developer console? It's likely to be DNS/SSL issue but I can give you a more accurate response with a bit more info from your dev console
screenshot from web console:
showing some CORS errors
that's the network tab π Could you show me the console?
yes, sorry π
here it is:
So your FE is trying to reach your server on localhost:3000 which is not right
make sure that your REACT_APP_SERVER_BASE_URL is properly setup π
you should not have any DNS issue as you are using IP
you are not using SSL which is a big red flag but it should not prevent twenty from working π
thanks for the hints, I'll tinker a bit now and see if I can manage, thx for being so responsive btw
REACT_APP_SERVER_BASE_URL what shoud this env be? where can I find the setup
Same here I would say (assuming you want to self-host, not to contribute)