Thank you for your patient reply! It’s still not working. The issue is that after logging in, the top right corner continuously reports errors:
Failed to request plugin daemon, url: plugin/5a017356-6fa9-4536-8863-a1ff7d4ee2ba/management/list
Failed to request plugin daemon, url:plugin/5a017356-6fa9-4536-8863-a1ff7d4ee2ba/management/models
Failed to request plugin daemon, url: plugin/5a017356-6fa9-4536-8863-a1ff7d4ee2ba/management/install/tasks
Currently, it’s the dify-1.8.0 version. I haven’t modified the docker-compose.yml configuration file, and the Docker network configuration is as follows.
I’ve tried several versions (e.g., 1.11.3, 1.8.0, 1.2.0), and the page always reports the same error.
Redis starts normally. I see ‘success’ in the logs.
For docker-plugin_daemon-1, the error logs vary across different versions:
Version 1.8 of docker-plugin_daemon-1 reports this error:
2026/01/28 08:30:05 watcher.go:18: [INFO]Launching plugins with max concurrency: 2
2026/01/28 08:30:05 init.go:20: [INFO]Persistence initialized
[gnet] 2026-01-28T08:30:05.516768271Z INFO logging/logger.go:256 Launching gnet with 8 event-loops, listening on: tcp://0.0.0.0:5003
2026/01/28 08:31:05 cluster_lifetime.go:113: [INFO]current node has become the master of the cluster
2026/01/28 08:31:05 node.go:213: [INFO]node f07bf1ad-49eb-4fd0-8705-8459a7cb1145 has been removed from the cluster due to being disconnected
2026/01/28 08:31:05 node.go:213: [INFO]node 6e81c5ba-9e88-4875-b60f-e72a384e53bf has been removed from the cluster due to being disconnected
Version 1.2 of docker-plugin_daemon-1 keeps restarting and cannot start. The logs show the following error:
[PANIC]Error processing environment variables: envconfig.Process: assigning S3_USE_AWS_MANAGED_IAM to S3UseAwsManagedIam: converting ‘’ to type bool. details: strconv.ParseBool: parsing "": invalid syntax
panic: [PANIC]Error processing environment variables: envconfig.Process: assigning S3_USE_AWS_MANAGED_IAM to S3UseAwsManagedIam: converting ‘’ to type bool. details: strconv.ParseBool: parsing "": invalid syntax