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Docker started up. #116
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I now know the cause of my confusion. Instead I went to post the bug report page and saw
Where I pocked around and missed the startup page.
First I should say that I suspect that your recommended docker command is not complete.
Expected behaviorIn the default anonymous mode, I did not expect to see a login screen. Actual behaviorI get a long in screen on I left it up for you. Just changed the docker command from -it to -p Test code
EMQ versionWhich branch are you on? If you know the Git revision then add it here as well. Docker version
How docker info?
SystemWhat system do you use? HardwareNot sure. My ISP choose it. How is the host machine? Fine I think. |
Sorry, I should have said that I left it running with the -d command, instead of the -it command. Basically I am not sure how to get an anonymous login. |
I kept reading and reading. Eventually I did find the login and password. So all is good. As I said, it was neither a bug nor a feature request, just a request for better organized documentation. thanks |
Thank you for your feedback. We will update the document later. |
What is username and password? |
Make sure you read and understand http://emqtt.io/docs/v2/index.html.
Use one of the two templates below and delete the rest.
Missing feature
Improve the docker documentation You mention 3 ports. I am not quite sure what they do. Sure I can start it up, but I do not really know what I am doing.
Justification
if I knew what they do, it would be a lot easier to understand. It would stick to my brain much more easily.
Workarounds
I will fire it up, send my browser to all of the ports and see what happens. I guess 8080 is the web port.
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