Open LostOnTheLine opened 1 year ago
Yes it was a typo and has been fixed in https://github.com/getmango/Mango/pull/337. I am just too busy to make a proper release. Will do it this week. Keeping this issue opened for now until the release is out.
I am just too busy to make a proper release.
I feel this in my bones.
The workaround (though this should be obvious):
docker cp mango:/root/mango.db /opt/mango/mango.db
/opt/mango/mango.db:/root/mango/mango.db:rw
or cp /root/mango.db /root/.config/mango/ vi /root/.config/mango/config.yml db_path: /root/.config/mango/mango.db It FIX.
Describe the bug The Mango.db file defaults to a location that is not saved in the Docker-Compose provided with the Docker Image. It is saved in
/root
while it mounts/root/mango
. If one does not change the location in the config file the database is lost on a restart. & then you have to delete the cache, & start from scratch, getting a new admin password & creating new usersTo Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: Run the docker as it's specified on DockerHub Create a user Add a manga Stop the container/stack Start the container/stack
Expected behavior Your users are supposed to be kept between sessions
Environment (please complete the following information):
Docker (if you are running Mango in a Docker container)
docker-compose.yml
file you are using, or your.env
file.Additional context Add any other context about the problem here. Add screenshots if applicable.