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  • Birthday April 14

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  • Location
    Germany
  • Interests
    Gaming Programming

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  • CPU
    PC 1: AMD FX-8320 PC 2: 2x Xeon E5-2670
  • Motherboard
    PC 1: ASRock 970 Extreme3 R2.0 PC 2:???Dual Socket
  • RAM
    PC 1: 16Gb 2400Mhz PC 2: 36GB ????mhz
  • GPU
    PC 1: Palit Jet-stream Gtx 1060 PC 2: Zotac Gtx 1050ti
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    PC 1: Cougar Panzer max PC 2: Aero Cool Xpredator X3
  • Storage
    PC 1: 250Gb SSD 2Tb HDD PC 2: 500gb HDD
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    PC 1: 750Watt PC 2: 500Watt
  • Display(s)
    PC 1: 16:9 Monitor + old 4:3 Monitor + 34inch Tv PC 2: 16:9 Monitor
  • Cooling
    PC 1: AIo Watercooler + 3 Case Fans PC 2: 2 Tower Coolers 2 Case Fans
  • Keyboard
    PC 1: Sharkoon Skiler Pro+ PC 2:Dont Know
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    PC 1: Roccat Kova PC 2: Dont Know
  • Operating System
    PC 1: Windows 10 PC 2: Windows 10

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  1. dragonboy144
    Found the problem: you can't write IP/sqlexpress you need to just enter the IP
  2. dragonboy144
    It is on a remote pc, but I can connect from Microsoft SQl Manager, but not Visual Studio using the same Pc, User and Password
  3. dragonboy144
    Hello, I cant connect to my Microsoft SQL express 2019 server using visual Studio(I am getting error 26), I can connect using Microsoft SQL Server Management studio just fine, what could be the problem?
  4. dragonboy144
    So I am currently writing an Asp.net website to track your inventory for an RPG, so I need to read the values for the items, now im wondering what would be the better format to store the items in. I have an class Item consistiong of multiple strings, ints and string[]s this file/table would not be written to by the user the program just needs to filter it to find the right item.
  5. dragonboy144
    I tried and it doesn't work, I am now 99% sure that you can't run Asp.Net Webforms on Linux, just Asp.Net Core so I just gave up and setup an windows server
  6. dragonboy144
    I checked, the name is correct when I execute the command the terminal gets blocked for a second then goes back to command line Edit: I just noticed that the mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/core/aspnet image has the same size as the image of my project so I assume that something went wrong when creating the image and my code didnt get added
  7. dragonboy144
    I tried docker run -p 8081:80 MYAPPLICATION, it gives me neither an error nor an run confirmation When I do docker stats it shows no running containers In the desktop application it shows me that the images got created with the right port but Exited(0)
  8. dragonboy144
    Can I just run the command from anywhere on the system or do I have to be in a certain folder?
  9. dragonboy144
    I pressed run on the docker desktop app I will try on the command line in sec
  10. dragonboy144
    It does run, but I cant figure out how to see my website localhost and localhost:80 don't work
  11. dragonboy144
    When I do that and run Docker Build I do get an image, but its just 200mb in size, the normal windows image I get is 8+gb also when I run it I cant find a way to acces the website
  12. dragonboy144
    #Depending on the operating system of the host machines(s) that will build or run the containers, the image specified in the FROM statement may need to be changed. #For more information, please see https://aka.ms/containercompat FROM mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/framework/aspnet:4.8-windowsservercore-ltsc2019 ARG source WORKDIR /inetpub/wwwroot COPY ${source:-obj/Docker/publish} . This is the Dockerfile, but I dont know how I need to change it, I'm very new to docker
  13. dragonboy144
    I think that it's possible, since when I open the project it tells me that my Docker server Host is configured for "Linux" but my Project is configured for "Windows" and also I have found this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55997618/changing-asp-net-core-docker-target-from-windows-to-linux, but the first answer doesn't work and I dont understand the second one
  14. dragonboy144
    thats why I asked how to switch the docker build target to linux
  15. dragonboy144
    when I try to pull it it says "image operating system "windows" cannot be used on this platform"
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