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How do i log in to a new Lemmy instance
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Are your reverse proxy/ websockets working correctly? When I first started the UI without adding the routes for the backend, the login button would just time out exactly like that.
See if there are any network errors in your browser's developer tools, and see if there are any logs in your backend container.
They should of been.. i'm running caddy so it's pretty turn key but i'll give it another go.
Are you running an nginx container as well? The nginx config is pretty complicated and crucial, so I would recommend pointing caddy to the nginx container and let it handle all the different routing.
nginx config here: https://join-lemmy.org/docs/en/administration/install_docker.html