Hello, I've had problems getting it running at all on Alpine 3.15 (MariaDB 10.6.4, PHP 7.4). It seems to enforce all foreign keys. As such, you can only refer to existing tables. In order to make it simpler, foreign key constraints are usually added after all tables have been created, which is what I changed.
The remaining changes follow, because some column names were created incorrectly.
Furthermore the root/admin user with person_id=0 which is called on startup in lib_server_cache.php:writeCache
Hello, I've had problems getting it running at all on Alpine 3.15 (MariaDB 10.6.4, PHP 7.4). It seems to enforce all foreign keys. As such, you can only refer to existing tables. In order to make it simpler, foreign key constraints are usually added after all tables have been created, which is what I changed. The remaining changes follow, because some column names were created incorrectly. Furthermore the root/admin user with
person_id=0which is called on startup inlib_server_cache.php:writeCache