HumHub - social network software
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@atrilahiji for me this works with
➜ cloudron-humhub-app git:(harden-app-code) git rev-parse --short HEAD 0b5df1c
Steps I tried:
- Install app (in debug mode, but only so that i could override and start the
start.sh
manually) - finished Humhub installation
- went into admin and selected modules
- installed a module
- activated a module
- no php error can be seen
- Install app (in debug mode, but only so that i could override and start the
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@atrilahiji no, no changes at all. maybe some leftovers from a previous installation of yours?
Yes, you can run
cloudron install --debug
where then the init script is not run. you then need to exec into the app and run it manually. -
@fbartels Oh weird yeah that works... no clue why it wouldn't work if the start.sh is run normally during an install...
IDK if you saw the same error but if I don't start in debug mode and switch to Recovery Mode, running start.sh results in a permission error for PHP again.
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@atrilahiji the modules directory does not exist at all in
/app/code
and then it fails at creating it in the first place. You have to prepare this in a similar way to https://git.atridad.dev/alt-ron/cloudron-humhub-app/-/blob/harden-app-code/Dockerfile#L78-80 where the folder symlink needs to already be created during docker build and then in start.sh you need to make sure that the folder and its default contents exist. -
This should work now: https://git.atridad.dev/alt-ron/cloudron-humhub-app/-/releases/0.8.0
Now to tackle updates. With everything we need in /app/data now it should be a piece of cake. Thanks for the help @fbartels !
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@fbartels AH so it does, but on restart. The reason being is it does not let me configure LDAP until the app is installed in the ui on first boot.
Testing both new installs and updates right now for a 1.0.0 release.
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Had a few dumb bugs, and here we are at 1.0.3. But hey it works. Now I know never to work on windows. The line endings being wrong fucked the package.
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@atridad I'm getting a cert error on your repo.
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I've also been getting in the habit of storing my containers I built over on my gitlab registry. So that project should now have an image built for 1.1.0 of the package.
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@sam_uk @girish Just pushed a new release that fixes a huge issue. The DB credentials never got updated when you clone from backup, so you'd end up with 2 instances connected to the same DB.
1.1.1 is pushed now.
Repo: https://git.atridad.dev/CTPR/cloudron-humhub-app
Container: docker.atridad.dev:443/ctpr/cloudron-humhub-app:1.1.1 -
@atridad @girish I'm looking forward to having this in the app store... I'm guessing that might happen sometime soon?