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Hey, are you sure that Comentario listens on port 8080 by default? Per their docs, they'll listen on a random port unless you specify the PORT environment variable.

I've added the PORT env variable, and changed the other variables as follows:

  postgres.host:     ${{Postgres.PGHOST}}
  postgres.port:     5432
  postgres.database: ${{Postgres.PGDATABASE}}
  postgres.username: ${{Postgres.PGUSER}}
  postgres.password: ${{Postgres.PGPASSWORD}}
  PORT:              8080

I'm still getting the same log error:

Failed to post-process configuration: open secrets.yaml: no such file or directory

Sorry, I totally missed the secrets.yaml error. May I ask how you're transporting that YAML to the Docker image? According to their documentation, you'll need to copy secrets.yaml inside the container. Also, I don't see any mention of support for environment variables inside secrets.yaml, but you can use envsubst if necessary, which will essentially convert the YAML with the current environment variables.

I haven't transported it -- I'm not sure how to. I thought adding env variables could work in its place, but I guess not lol. How can I create/copy the secrets.yaml into the container on Railway?

you can use envsubst if necessary, which will essentially convert the YAML with the current environment variables.

How do I do this?

Hey, I've taken the time to create a template for Comentario. Feel free to deploy it with just one click.

https://railway.com/deploy/comentario

If you've any questions about it, feel free to ask it in here.

Fantastic, your template works! Thank you! I'll add a button to the Comentario docs

Could you add the following env variable to the template? :

BASE_URL="https://${{RAILWAY_PUBLIC_DOMAIN}}"

It'll help with generating the correct installation script, since the default is localhost

Just did, can you confirm?

I see it, perfect!