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[BUG] Using Docker Compose not working #386
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I'm not so sure if this is a duplicate of that issue |
The error message is saying that the version of Docker-Compose specified, isn't installed on your system. You need to either update your docker / docker-compose installation, or downgrade the version in the compose file. And on older versions, the command is |
Welp my mistake. Thank you for hour help. TBH I was really surprised to see that my docker was outdated. I thought that apt-get updata and apt-get upgrade takes care of everything but apparently not. Guess I’m still a noob |
No problem, glad you've got it working :) |
Environment
Self-Hosted (Docker)
Version
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Describe the problem
Not able to use docker compose with the given instructions here
https://github.com/Lissy93/dashy/blob/master/docs/deployment.md#using-docker-compose
According to the instructions I should create a

docker-compose.yml
file and run it withdocker compose up -d
but I get this:I've also tried

docker-compose up -d
but that didn't move me forward:Additional info
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