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## FAQ
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### Missing or wrong application key
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**Error**: `https://github.com/invoiceninja/dockerfiles/wiki/prerequisites#generate-an-application-key`
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**Solution**
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You did not properly insert a valid application key. Please [check here](https://github.com/invoiceninja/dockerfiles/wiki/prerequisites#generate-an-application-key) and the linked blog post.
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## Debugging
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Even when running your Invoice Ninja setup with Docker - errors can occur. Depending on where the error happens - the webserver, Invoice Ninja or the database - different log files can be responsible.
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## Show logs without `docker-compose`
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### Show logs without `docker-compose`
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If you are not running `docker-compose` you first need to find the container id for your php container with `docker ps`. Then you can run
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This gives you a constant output of the log files for the php container.
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## Show logs with `docker-compose`
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### Show logs with `docker-compose`
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If you are running the `docker-compose` setup you can output all logs, from all containers, with the following command
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