Closed jacroe closed 3 years ago
I was able to run the container successfully by replacing the variables with DB_USERNAME
and DB_PASSWORD
.
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Still an issue.
Variables are correct and it works just fine here for me and tons of other users. Since you never posted all the info requested in the template, we'll never know why it didn't work for you.
Annoyingly, I can't seem to replicate it now; a clean install in a new directory brings everything up fine. I'm away from the Pi that I'm hosting my instance on and will try to replicate it there when I'm able. In the unlikely event I encounter it then, I'll come back to this. Still not sure why DB_USERNAME
/DB_PASSWORD
ended up working for me when I ran into this last month, but meh.
Also, it was not clear that the template was not filled out; I had placed information in all the sections. While the "Commands used" part was sparse, I didn't think I needed to place my full YAML file since my reproduction steps said that the only change from the provided example was replacing the sample password. Had I known that more information was requested, I would have happily supplied it. And then been scratching my head about why I couldn't replicate my "issue" quite a bit sooner.
Thanks and best wishes.
Expected Behavior
The example
docker-compose.yml
should provide a working configuration that can successfully run BookStack.Current Behavior
The
bookstack
container launches with database connection errors.Steps to Reproduce
docker-compose.yml
file to a directory of your choice.<yourdbpass>
sample with some value.docker-compose up
.Environment
OS: Raspbian 10 buster CPU architecture: arm32 How docker service was installed:
curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh
Command used to create docker container (run/create/compose/screenshot)
docker-compose up
Docker logs