Closed 1bl4z3r closed 1 month ago
Yes, you need to chown: there is a specific section about this in the readme (orange warning about SQLite). This could probably be improved but when I added support for SQLite, it was barely used.
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Can WEBDAV_PUBLIC_DIR be in same location as database (e.g. /data)?
I don't see why not — I would try and see if it works correctly for your use case
what should be the folder structure for WEBDAV_PUBLIC_DIR
You don't need any specific structure. The permissions should allow the web app to read/write so www-data:www-data is generally working, but I've seen many different ways so I haven't added much details here (as various users' envs give sometimes various different solutions)
Hi again.
Sorry for being fashionably late.
As I found WEBDAV_PUBLIC_DIR
path should exist before spinning up the container, else it throws errors that path is not found.
Ideally if path is not present, the container should make one. Ease of use, I guess. I am closing this Issue as (for now) fix is to create the path beforehand
PS. I haven't forgot to submit PR for containers, but I am really hamstrung right now.
Hi again,
I closed previous issue (#168) to not contaminate it. In this I would like to ask few questions and get clarifications. Please take your time to answer.
WEBDAV_PUBLIC_DIR
be in same location as database (e.g./data
)? If yes or no, what should be the folder structure forWEBDAV_PUBLIC_DIR
and what should be the folder permissions/ownership?Thanks