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Hello, after create the docker container with default values and volumes mapped to /etc/ntfy and /var/cache/ntfy there are neither /var/cache/ntfy/cache.db or /etc/ntfy/server.yml files
The only way that the cache.db file is created is if i specify it with --cache-file /var/cache/ntfy/cache.db option but the server.yml is not created
Do i need to manually create the server.yml file? (i could not find this on docs)
Does the cache.db file is not created by default when the volume is mapped and it is only created with the --cache-file option?
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For docker you need to manually create the server.yml file. One you specify cache-file in the config it'll be created just like when you pass the command line arg.
At the top of the config guide (https://ntfy.sh/docs/config/) you can find a link to the skeleton server.yml file.
This is not the first time somebody asked, so maybe we should update the docker docs.
Hello, after create the docker container with default values and volumes mapped to
/etc/ntfy
and/var/cache/ntfy
there are neither/var/cache/ntfy/cache.db
or/etc/ntfy/server.yml
filesThe only way that the
cache.db
file is created is if i specify it with--cache-file /var/cache/ntfy/cache.db
option but theserver.yml
is not createdDo i need to manually create the
server.yml
file? (i could not find this on docs)Does the
cache.db
file is not created by default when the volume is mapped and it is only created with the--cache-file
option?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: