Could it be that your “mdn_sample_db.sql.gz” file is not in the same directory as the directory in which you’re running the “docker exec …” command? Did you run all of the commands listed in the documentation in your “kuma” directory?
Hmm, I don’t know why you had to add the “–no-check-certificate” option to the “wget”.
Hi @ryanjohnson! thanks for your reply, I believe it’s in the correct location I’ll attach a screenshot below. I did all the commands listed docker-compose up -d -p kuma didn’t seem to do anything.
calum1904, I’m sorry you’re having trouble running the Kuma install instructions. Unfortunately, I’m not a Windows user, so I can’t replicate your problem.
You may want to look at the Docker for Windows docs, and run through the examples, to make sure the basics are working:
Docker appears to have trouble finding files like “manage.py” that are mounted from the Windows disk into Docker. You may need to authorize sharing your C: drive with Docker, which may take the extra steps in the “Shared Drives” section:
