PuffinDoctor

Oh my, I feel silly, I can't believe that was the fix, thank you so much.

I'm working on cleaning up the set-up security warnings for this nextcloud container and I'm stuck on the two database issues. The 'missing some indexes" and "columns in the database are missing a conversion to big int." When I try to issue commands in regards to this issue in other threads I have different errors and I'm having difficultly narrowing down the issue. When I try to issue this command: sudo -u abc php /config/www/nextcloud/occ db:convert-filecache-bigint In the default directory: :~# It returns error: sudo: unknown user: abc sudo: unable to initialize policy plugin I tried replacing the user "abc" with "root" and the error: Could not open input file: /config/www/nextcloud/occ Is returned. Now I believe my issue/confusion is two-fold. It seems that I should be able to call user "abc" in a sudo command and/or I am trying to execute the commands in the wrong directory so it can't find the correct path. Much thanks in advance for any insight into my issues.

I am unable to access the web UI. I can install, configure, and have the container start. However, when I go to the web UI I get a "unable to connect" error. I am unsure how to test to see if it is a connection to the MySQL db that is causing issues or an improper configuration of the container. I am able to successfully connect to the MySQL db using MySQL Workbench using the same credentials that I am using in the bookstack container. Sorry for the vague issue, I'm at a loss as to where to start troubleshooting. Thanks EDIT: Ive got it running now. After filling out an ID10T form I noticed the small log button on the for right of the docker page. I noticed the container was throwing up errors relating to not being able to connect to the database server. I was originally trying to use the MySQL database container on CA Apps. I switched over to MariaDB and tried to administer the database using MySQL workbench. I still could not get the bookstack container running so I followed the instructions here (which is what I should have done from the beginning) and set up the MariaDB container accordingly. So long story short, I learned to actually read the docs and to not use MySQL Workbench for editing a Maria database.