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Ah, and now the git repo is full of jzips and maybe even jzips containing other jzips and it got rather big :/ Hm, I'm not a git expert, but isn't there a way to clean up a git history by discarding some commits? Surely, there is a way to do that, y…
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I'm using JATOS 3.7.4. The git folder got too big because I adopted a stupid workflow. Basically, I have my study assets outside the jatos directory as a git repository (I wanted to document my work). But git usual workflows are not fully compatibl…
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Thanks, @elisa and @kri for your input! Using a different browser did not work because I suspect my `study_assets` folder is too big. The size is due to a large `.git` directory. I know why it is so big, and I think it could be smaller, but is ther…
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I haven't checked yet, but it might be the case that `command: --init-file ...` line overwrites the existing database. I wasn't sure how to grant privileges to a JATOS user with environment variables, so I went with the init-file approach, which I l…
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I managed to resolve this issue by changing the baseurl setting in the production.conf file: play.http.context = "/jatos-server/" Now the website homepage is accessible by the domain url, and JATOS can be reached via `` www.domain.com/jat…
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For completeness, here are additional tips that might make your life easier. It is not enough to correctly reference mysql server's hostname in the docker-compose file. The JATOS container will try to access the db through the specified port, but my…
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Thanks to Kristian's input, I was able to put up a JATOS server running in a docker container and communicating with a MySQL server running in a separate container. Since both containers, as well as the reverse-proxy container, are in the same docke…