Nodered Agent not working

OpenIAP
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OK ! Now switched to using local server. OpenRPA now connected locally (see ss OpenRPA) shows NM. Menu of activities seems a bit different to before. Typing the words text, or key in the activity search box does not find anything. The Open folder is faded out so I cannot open projects I made whilst on the cloud server. When I open the little icon on the top left of OpenRPA it shows version 1.4.54 (see ss “Top Section”)
NodeRED opens OK (see ss “NodeRED”). Docker desktop -
a) Containers view shows 2 containers for the openiag/noderedag. Looks like the second one (lower one in the SS Containers) is a hangover from using the cloud server. Do I put that in the trash ?
b) Images view (ss Images) shows 6 images, the last, openiag/nodered not running. Is that another hangover from the cloud server ?
Both views show RAM use at 6GB or so.
Should I delete everything and start again ?

Many thanks !

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I am starting again. I am looking to set this up directly on my local machine, and not use the cloud server at all. I have OpenRPA installed, have Docker Desktop and changed the settings file to “wsurl”: “ws://localhost.openiap.io/”, I have cloned the OpenRPA repository from GitHub - open-rpa/openrpa: Free Open Source Enterprise Grade RPA into a docker subfolder of my project file \Project Name\docker.

Now I just need to know the git command sequence to get NodeRED on my machine via git, and then get both OpenFlow and NodeRED on to Docker Desktop.

Do I

  1. Try to pull the NodeRED project into the same Project Name\docker subfolder that I cloned OpenFlow into, and do a normal-up.bat for the combined project to get it into Docker Desktop, or
  2. I create another Project Name 2\docker subfolder, clone the NodeRED project into that, and do a two normal-up.bat commands to load each one (OpenFlow and NodeRED) on to Docker Desktop. or
  3. Use a better approach that I have not thought of.
    Can anyone on this board with some git and Docker knowledge please advise ?
    Thanks
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@bpin please stop mis-using a thread about a different issue about this.
Create a new topic if you have a new issue

There is ONE repository related to docker, that is all you need to run openflow locally, you need to stop trying to mix it up.
Just go to GitHub - open-rpa/docker and follow the instruktion

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