New Builder Doesn't Automatically Detect /web Directory
Project Link: https://railway.app/project/7ea7fbfa-fd31-463b-a6a9-aeede9da76dc
When deployed with the new builder, nginx returns a 403 with the following error in the console:
When not using the new builder, it detects the /web directly properly and deploys without issue.
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7ea7fbfa-fd31-463b-a6a9-aeede9da76dcThanks percy <3
can you share your repo?
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Nothing special atm, but it's happened with a few projects I've tried to deploy with nginx
I'm surprised this even worked on the legacy builder
No config but that wasn't a problem pre-new builder
:kekko:
It also detects port 9000 when trying to generate a domain even tho it starts with port 8080
Dunno if thats related at all :3s_shrug:
port 9000 is likely php-fpm
it do say that but i didnt know what it meant :yon_Nod_yes:
do you have any kind of service level config?
Other than generating a domain I don't change anything from the defaults
V2 runtime and w/ the new builder
build logs for a build done with legacy and build logs for a build done with the new builder please - https://bookmarklets.up.railway.app/log-downloader/
old builder
new builder
old bookmarklet detected
It's what you gave me D:
yeah a while ago
Using subdirectory "web"remember when i asked if you had any service level config lol
Mhm, I hadn't changed anything, what would that be under
service settings
Nothin' there that mentions /web
proof?
interesting
:uhuhuhuh:
yoink
:FlushedSunglasses:
Solution
set
NIXPACKS_PHP_ROOT_DIR=/app/webThat works :yon_Nod_yes:
pog