Fix DockerFile read-only SQLite error in demos #2055
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@abbadon1334 did you test is locally? |
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i tested directly on deploy server and it works, but to be sure i think the best is to trigger the webhook |
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The read-only error is gone. Thank you! Please fix also cert renew of https://dev.atk4.org/ to be done via cron/automatically. |
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I have been running the command directly on the deploy server. However, I believe it is correct to merge this PR and test the usual deployment flow via webhook.
As pointed out by @mvorisek, the root cause of the issue lies in incorrect permissions. To resolve this, it is essential to set the correct owner for the folder where the SQLite database is located. I hope this adjustment will effectively address the problem.