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How to correctly pass docker environment variables #333
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This recently got changed in the v0.13.0 update onwards |
Let me know if that works fine |
It doesn't seem to work for SYSTEM_ROOTPATH... I have tried "pdf", "/pdf" "/pdf/" and "https://fulldomain/pdf" |
Ahh I see issue |
Can you try SYSTEM_ROOTURIPATH ? |
Also having issues. I can't seem to get the right settings with the newest version. Lost the ability to custom brand etc. Tried a variety of things, will wait till updates to the documentation etc. |
Was able to get that to work with "/pdf" |
I've just done a new install and even the config file seems to be ignored at the moment. Neither my docker environment or the settings file options are being used. This is on the latest docker image. |
Cant reproduce this, case you raise as a new issue and ill see if i can reproduce, are you using security mode? |
Got it. All set, I misinterpreted the new instructions. thanks! |
Any way i could word it better? |
Maybe have a docker-compose example file with all the environment variable options spelled out with # and users can just remove the comment and use the ones they need? |
I've rebuilt it today and removed the env variables from the docker compose. It's now picking up the settings from the config file. Thanks. |
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Hi,
how do I correctly pass environment variables for e.g. the default language in a docker compose file?
Here is my docker compose, but the language is still English and not German. What is wrong here?
Thank you for any help in advance
Danny
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