I have the latest versions of Docker and DevKinsta installed.
The operating system is Windows 10.
After solving the problem with NGINX configuration and creating the database, I have another problem that I cannot deal with.
Logs:
[2022-06-22 17:25:07.686] [error] [ipcMainStep] Error in operation SITE_CREATION, step rsync: Error - DK0029: MYSQL_DUMP_COMMON: Error (255): 6Connection to xx.xxx.xxx.xxx closed by remote host.
at D:\Programy\Kinsta\resources\app.asar\main.prod.js:2:1033145
at tryCatch (D:\Programy\Kinsta\resources\app.asar\main.prod.js:8:2165596)
at Generator._invoke (D:\Programy\Kinsta\resources\app.asar\main.prod.js:8:2165219)
at Generator.next (D:\Programy\Kinsta\resources\app.asar\main.prod.js:8:2166371)
at asyncGeneratorStep (D:\Programy\Kinsta\resources\app.asar\main.prod.js:2:1003)
at _next (D:\Programy\Kinsta\resources\app.asar\main.prod.js:2:1302)
at runMicrotasks (<anonymous>)
at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:96:5)
[2022-06-22 17:25:07.723] [info] [editGlobalPhpIni] Getting content from /www/kinsta/public/mywebsitename/.user.ini
[2022-06-22 17:25:07.723] [info] [ViewSite] checking site unread emails
[2022-06-22 17:25:07.724] [info] [dockerUtil/getContainer] Get 'devkinsta_fpm' Docker container
[2022-06-22 17:25:07.725] [info] [getSiteMailbox] Update site mailbox with API query: search?kind=containing&query=mywebsitename.local
[2022-06-22 17:25:07.731] [info] [getSiteMailbox] 0 emails retrieved. for domain mywebsitename.local
[2022-06-22 17:25:07.739] [info] [ProgressIndicator] { isFailed: true, isOpen: true }
[2022-06-22 17:25:08.746] [info] [containerExec] Command 'test -f /www/kinsta/public/mywebsitename/.user.ini && echo $?' on devkinsta_fpm finished with exit code 1
[2022-06-22 17:25:08.746] [info] [PhpIniEditor] Loading content into editor:
[2022-06-22 17:28:42.049] [info] [useMailhog] Mail socket closed.
From there: DevKinsta Error Codes - Kinsta®
Try it again later. If it still doesn’t help, please report this error to the DevKinsta Community Forum.
I tried yesterday and today. Unfortunately, the problem still persists.