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Description

Users experience a PocketBase 404 (Not Found) error when accessing the frontend via the designated IP address, despite the backend working properly.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Clone the dockerfile
2. Build and run the Docker container using the dockerfile
3. Access the frontend using the designated IP address

Expected Behavior

Users should be able to access the frontend interface without encountering a 404 error.

Frontend View
Backend View

Hello. Your project looks really interesting.
Is docker support in the works by any chance ?

Hello, nice work!
I don't know if it's possible to add timestamps from users that can be shared with others.
like
http://localhost:5173/mycourse/introduction&t=165s

And another cool feature is to add a progression bar for videos, and when you quit, you can replay the video at the timestamp you stopped it before.
So you don't loose time or need to remember when you stop the video the last time.

Hello,

I tried to install eCourse with the docker-compose file provided in Issue #3. I am attempting to log in with a user created from the admin dashboard; however, it's failing. Here are the steps I have followed:

1. Go to ip_address:port/_ to access the admin panel.
2. Create a user. I attempted this both with and without an email (email option set to disabled).
3. Go to ip_address:port.
4. Click on 'Login/Get access.'
5. Enter the user/password created in step 2.
6. Receive error message: 'Login failed. Please check your credentials and try again.

I checked the networking tab in my browser and noticed that it's attempting to reach 'https://ecourse.pockethost.io/api/collections/users/auth-with-password' (see screenshot).

Moreover, when I am logging in with the demo user/password, the login is successful. However, the courses I have created in the admin panel are not showing up.

Web browser : Firefox

Really cool project!

I think it would benefit a lot from supporting some identity providers, oidc or oauth2, that would make it really usable for internal course platforms!

I am not sure if this counts as an "issue" but I would love to see native support for .srt files in the caption section for each lesson!

Thank you!

I'd like to try it out, as looks promising, but I can't find docker-compose.yaml on your github.
Can you create one? I am sure it will enable much wider adoption.