mirror of
https://github.com/projectsend/projectsend.git
synced 2026-09-24 20:31:59 +00:00
ignacionelson
202a1d7ad5
#1658 reports that app, web, db and redis have no restart policy, so the
stack does not come back after a reboot. True, and fixed here — but the
file it is about is the development stack, and the production example has
had the policy all along. The reporter got there by following DOCKER.md,
which is #1627 again: 745f24c fixed the README's pointer and left this
page's body describing a stack no user should be running.
Against an image install almost every procedure on it was wrong. It said
uploads live in `storage/app/files/` "in the project directory" and `.env`
beside it — both are on the storage volume, and the entrypoint generates
that `.env` itself. Its compose.override.yaml recipe bind-mounted into
app, web, worker and scheduler, which are one container under supervisord
in the image, at a path one level too deep to carry APP_KEY. It told
people to chown a directory the entrypoint already chowns, to rsync from a
host path that does not exist, and to `git pull` to upgrade. Its mysqldump
read ${DB_ROOT_PASSWORD} from a .env an image install does not have, so
the documented backup silently fell back to `root` and failed. Docker Hub
links this page as "where your data lives, backups, moving to another
server".
So it is now about the image, and shorter for it: two volumes instead of
three loose things, the key explained where people actually lose it, no
override file because the compose file is the operator's own, and a
reboot section — the answer to the issue for anyone who wrote their own
compose. The clone-and-build stack keeps one pointer to CONTRIBUTING.md,
which has been the correct place for it since #1627.
The Docker Hub page keeps the two facts a reader who never leaves it
needs and hands off the procedures, so the drift that caused this has one
copy to go wrong instead of two.
Adminer and mailpit stay without a restart policy on purpose: those come
up for a session, not for the life of the machine.
Refs #1658
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>