I’ve installed all of the optional containers as part of an AIO installation other than “Docker Socket Proxy”.
I’m now seeing errors in the “Administration… Logging… Log Reader”:
“Error - app_api - Deploy daemon “docker_aio” is not accessible by Nextcloud. Please verify its configuration”
“Error - app_api - ConnectException
cURL error 6: Could not resolve host: nextcloud-aio-docker-socket-proxy (see libcurl - Error Codes) for http://nextcloud-aio-docker-socket-proxy:2375/v1.41/_pin”
“Warning - app_api - Deploy daemon “docker_aio” is not accessible by Nextcloud. Please verify its configuration”
I’ve read through the documentation, including " We highly recommend to use it in all cases , except for Nextcloud AIO , in that case use the standard Nextcloud AIO Docker Socket proxy." which one could assume (which I hate to do) means the “Docker Socket Proxy” in the AIO “optional containers” screen is AIO specific…
Not sure if the error is a false positive in the logs but should the “Docker Socket Proxy” (for AIO) be installed and if so why - what applications would it be supporting in an AIO installation, if any, and what could be causing the log entries?
“Warning - app_api - Deploy daemon “docker_aio” is not accessible by Nextcloud. Please verify its configuration”
I did not install the docker socket proxy as part of the initial installation - but could add it if it’s not going to create any issues, just don’t know what is looking for it if anything.
It’s there and active, I disabled it, had not installed it…
Having read a post recommending not to install “Docker Socket Proxy” in AIO as it could cause issues with a NextCloud Docker installation is that actually the case or is it ok to install by default to remain for future use?
What will it actually do - and remain passive until an app needing it is installed?