Open epicwhale opened 5 months ago
It looks like the docker container switches to a user 'adminer', where as anything I mount from the host container fails to be writeable by the 'adminer' user insider the container.
A temporary workaround I figured is updating the compose user to root like below:
adminer:
image: adminer
environment:
- ADMINER_PLUGINS=fc-sqlite-connection-without-credentials
user: root # without this, I can't write to sqlite file (as the container runs as an adminer user)
volumes:
- ./data:/data
- ./adminer-plugins/fc-sqlite-connection-without-credentials.php:/var/www/html/plugins/fc-sqlite-connection-without-credentials.php
ports:
- 8080:8080
Anyone with a more elegant solution?
I am unable to figure out how why I am not able to edit the contents of the sqlite db from a directory I have mounted in my compose below. I tried the
:rw
suffix for the volume too, but I keep getting a "attempt to write a readonly database"My db is app.db in the data/ directory. I am having no trouble viewing the database in adminer, just all edit operations fail with the above error.
Can someone help me with me any pointers to resolve this? thanks in advance!