Missing Static Files

[Nixon506E]

I cannot get the static files to properly show under the current docker settings. I think we need to add a STATICFILES_DIRS parameter to the django settings file. See: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/ref/settings/#std:setting-STATICFILES_DIRS and a related post with a possible easy solution here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38627393/docker-django-404-for-web-static-files-but-fine-for-admin-static-files

[chibicitiberiu]

Hello,
I encountered this issue before. Basically, 2 ways to solve:

• if you are using a web server (nginx or apache), map the app/YtManagerApp/static directory to the path /static/ from the server's configuration (this is how the provided Docker compose is built).
• run django either in debug mode (set Debug=True in config.ini file) or insecure mode (add --insecure flag when running manage.py.

[chibicitiberiu]

I reread your message, I will investigate the issue when I get the chance.

[Syco54645]

I am also having this issue. I am attempting to run in Unraid using the docker located at https://hub.docker.com/r/chibicitiberiu/ytsm. I created a symlink to make the /static directory exist and contain the needed files however django still cannot see them.

[chibicitiberiu]

In the docker compose, I map /static url to directory app/YtManagerApp/static using nginx. I wrote about thid issue in the wiki (troubleshooting page). Let me know if that works.

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