Installing YouTrack locally from the Docker image without exposing it to the outside world
Hi, I'm trying to install YouTrack locally using a docker image on Windows 10. I don't need it to be accessible from the outside world - only LAN. I got so far to the /install/license step, but when I click "finish" I get an error "YouTrack is not accessible from the Base URL that was specified in the Configuration Wizard. ..." which is not entirely true, because I can access it from the other computer in my local network by using its IP (which is good enought for me). My question is, what should I do at this point to make it run?
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Hi!
I'm Sergey from the YouTrack team.
YouTrack has no such requirements. When you set YouTrack locally, the way it can be accessed is totally up to your configuration.
The installation wizard verifies that YouTrack can be accessed from the server you are installing it on. It just checks if YouTrack can be reached with the provided base URL, port and listen address. So the issue may lie in any of those.
All the infrastructure and network setup should be performed on the server, not YouTrack itself. In the installation wizard, you only provide the data mentioned above, but you don't configure any server-related settings. The only thing to note from the YouTrack side is that if you configure it using TLS, ensure that you map the same ports on the host and Docker, e.g.,