twenty CRM failed to build

chirudesignsTRIAL

a year ago

here are the build logs and there are no deploy logs showing errors docker file doesn't exist,

And why there is this 150 character limit, I think 50 is good enough.

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chirudesignsTRIAL

a year ago

Here they are


a year ago

50 is not good enough because you have not provided enough information in your initial message, such as do you have a path to your Dockerfile set?


chirudesignsTRIAL

a year ago

I'm building from template


a year ago

The template I made deploys without issues -

https://railway.app/template/to7duB


chirudesignsTRIAL

a year ago

no it's not working for me, is there any issues with compute power

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a year ago

That is now a completely different error, Twenty does need more than 500MB of RAM at the start, please upgrade to Hobby and then redeploy the Server service.


mpstatonHOBBY

4 months ago

I'm using the TwentyCRM Template and it's failing to build. I'm not sure why, but also I have been searching for over an hour now to try to find the four variables I need. I'm using Google Workspace for my email server. I have everything but the port, I have seen 465 and 587 in different places, but can't find it in the Workspace settings.

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4 months ago

You would get the values for those variables from your Email provider.


brody

You would get the values for those variables from your Email provider.

mpstatonHOBBY

4 months ago

It's Google Workspace, and they don't make it easy to find them. For no reason I can understand, it worked on the second attempt to get the template running on Railway. However, now the URL get's a failed load page. I've attached the logfile.

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4 months ago

Can you please open your own thread for this as we are currently communicating on someone else's 9 month old thread.


AnonymousFREE

a month ago

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