Setting up SugarDockerized on Windows

Question

I am settting up SugarDockerized on Windows 11. I have installed Docker Desktop and successfully run `./utilities/stack.sh 14 up` in the sugardockerized folder. 
 I ran this with a backup downloaded from sugar insight ./utilities/restorefromfile.sh ~/Downloads/xyz.sugarondemand.com.1420.1746006357.9a72e4e8b2f9480ba25edc649b0529b77c8d4b37.tar.gz and got a message that said, "the input device is not a TTY. If you are using mintty, try prefixing the command with 'winpty'" 
 So I ran winpty bash ./utilities/restorefromfile.sh ~/Downloads/xyz.sugarondemand.com.1420.1746006357.9a72e4e8b2f9480ba25edc649b0529b77c8d4b37.tar.gz 
 That seemed to work, but eventually errored out with this: 
 Starting restore at Wed Apr 30 17:01:05 EDT 2025
Cleaning up previous install (./data/app/sugar) if any, please wait...
Decompressing C:/Users/username/Downloads/xyz.sugarondemand.com.1420.1746006357.9a72e4e8b2f9480ba25edc649b0529b77c8d4b37.tar.gz, please wait...
tar: Cannot connect to C: resolve failed
mv: cannot stat './data/app/tmp/*.sql': No such file or directory
mv: cannot stat './data/app/tmp/sugar*': No such file or directory
"./data/app/tmp/sugar" cannot be empty 
 Is there something I need to do differently?

Greg Billings · Answer

Hi Greg Billings , 
 that's good, you're close! sugar-permissions will set the required permissions to the sugar user on your installation files, it will execute only once and it's done. you should "restart" your sugar-web1 container after permissions execute. 
 that could be the reason why you're getting Not-found error as the container doesn't have permission to the files. 
 if you did that and still doesn't work, there are few checks you can do: 
 
 Check if .htaccess is in the root directory 
 Re-run sugar-permissions container and restart sugar-web1 to ensure all files have the required permissions 
 Check if port 80 and others are listening (this is the command for MacOS: 
 sudo lsof -PiTCP -sTCP:LISTEN | grep -i dock ) 
 
 check if "sugar" database was created successfully in the DB container with all the tables in there. 
 When you hit http://docker.local/sugar, check your <sugar install>/sugarcrm.log, it should give you exact what the issue is (if sugar related) 
 Open the sugar-web1 console and see if it logs anything useful