Expose Solr and Fedora showing '404 not found'

[alxp]

Steps to reproduce:

From a clean install:

Edit 'sample.env' and set expose_solr to true. (Expose fedora is true by default already.)

Run make starter_dev.

After the stack is finished building, navigate to

http://islandora.traefik.me:8983/

And

http://islandora.traefik.me:8081/rest

Expected result:

I should see the SOlr and Fedora admin apps.

Actual result:

The browser shows 404 Not Found.

[alxp]

I tried this on my home iMac to make fully sure nothing from my work's Docker stuff was interfering.

I checked out a fresh branch of ISLE-DC/development, and changed

expose_solr=false

to 'true'.

After building I get the same 404 Not Found errors when trying all combinations of http://localhost:8983/solr, from my browser and from cURL, either showing the 404 Not Found or sometimes just showing no output.

I'm attaching the docker-compose.yml file generated by make starter_dev in case that's helpful.

I wonder if it's a macOS vs Linux issue.

docker-compose.yml.txt

[DonRichards]

Hey I just checked Isle-dc and I was able to get to solr but with some difficulty. The URL is http://islandora.traefik.me:8983/solr/ (or http://islandora.traefik.me:8983/solr/#) and needs to be mostly exact. To get it to work I ran docker compose down, after rebuilding the new docker-compose.yml file I manually edited the file and I set traefik.enable: "true" . Then ran make up and it worked. So, this looks like a bug to me. I hope this helps.

[rosiel]

from @alxp: this seems like a single-person issue, so we can close the ticket.