Setting up Postgres database on first install doesn't input details correctly

[2fst4u]

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Expected Behavior

Inputting postgres database details on the first boot should correctly pass details to the config.php file.

Current Behavior

Inputting postgres database details on the first boot results in the NextCloud administrator account details being used as the postgres user, and the postgres database name gets "oc_" appended to the front. These details are verified in the config.php file and need to be manually fixed.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create postgres database instance
2. Start linuxserver/docker-nextcloud instance fresh
3. Input postgres details
4. After clicking "install" NextCloud will not load as the information is wrong.
5. Manually edit the config.php file and note the details for postgres are wrong.

Environment

OS: Ubuntu 21.10 and Ubuntu 22.04 as the host
CPU architecture: arm64
How docker service was installed: via kubernetes as a StatefulSet

Command used to create docker container (run/create/compose/screenshot)

Kubernetes statefulset on K3S

Docker logs

Nil logs of this event.

I have tried this twice on different occasions and it has stumped me. I'm not sure if it's an upstream NextCloud issue or if it's specific to this container.

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[2fst4u]

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[nemchik]

Can you test with the new image released today?

docker pull ghcr.io/linuxserver/nextcloud:25.0.0-ls206

[alejandro-angulo]

I'm experiencing the same issue on version 25.0.1-ls211. I think none of the environment variables listed in the "Auto configuration via environment variables" section here are being respected.

I was using nextcloud-maintained docker image and those environment variables worked there (I didn't see a message in the web UI warning me about using sqlite and I was able to set an admin username/password). I guess this is something specific to their docker image and not the app itself.

[j0nnymoe]

Our container isn't configurable via env variables.