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[Solved] Asking for help with running SearXNG on Proxmox (thelemmy.club)

submitted 5 months ago by cetshwayo@thelemmy.club to c/selfhosted@lemmy.world

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Hi!

Does anyone host SearXNG on a Proxmox container? I can get it to install and run fine. However all search engines return HTTP connection errors. I'm guessing it's an Apache misconfig perhaps. Could be something else.

This is using the manual install method. Followed it from their instructions. I'm a docker newb so chose the manual method with Apache and UWSGI instead.

The LXC config itself seems fine. Gave it 2GB RAM and swap. It can reach/ping google/bing etc. Having done a general search, I've not found something useful. :(

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[–] cetshwayo@thelemmy.club [S] 2 points 5 months ago*

I was trying to install it standalone using their install script instructions. The 'solution' was to switch to using their docker instructions and run their docker instead.

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