404 error on new /icons/pointer.svg
Running via docker compose, didn't touch mounts (
- ./homarr/icons:/app/public/icons), uploaded an svg, chowned it to root:root because that's how homarr runs.
I can see it in the container: -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 612 Jan 14 22:05 pointer.svg with docker compose exec homarr ls -la /app/public/icons
In the dashboard I set the icon's location as /icons/pointer.svg and it's not loading.
If I just append the path to the svg to the domain name, I get a 404 error back.
Not a permission issue. Not a typo, file exists. Not a path typo. I did restart container after adding the icon.
Can't debug what next is doing internally when asked for that file since there's no logs. 🤦♂️
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Mmmmkay I guess you have some process that runs that didn't? After I don't know 6-7 --force-recreates and permission changes, while I took the time to write up the bug report above it just automagically loaded the icon on a refresh.
No, it's not a browser cache, I was doing curl -v as well....
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Mmmmkay I guess you have some process that runs that didn't? After I don't know 6-7 --force-recreates and permission changes, while I took the time to write up the bug report above it just automagically loaded the icon on a refresh.
No, it's not a browser cache, I was doing curl -v as well.
Need to get logging going!