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[BUG] Error 500/Mail fetching task false positive success. missing table: paperless_mail_mailrule_assign_tags #936
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You're somehow missing migrations. Could you provide two peices of info:
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Do you think it is related to the execution docker environment rather than to paperless-ngx itself? Then I probably should file an issue over there instead. Nevertheless, here is the complete docker log up until the application is ready:
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Ah, I missed that, but the log was helpful. In their system, when Installing the missing language, however lsio reccomends doing that, will likely resolve it. |
Hm, thanks I will bring that up with their issue tracker. The language pack is installed afterwards. However, at least with the older versions pre ngx, the issue was not present. So far thanks for the assistance. |
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Description
I wondered why my paperless-ngx did not import any e-mails in the last days. It might either be the case since I went from paperless-ng to ngx or only after upgrading from 1.6 to 1.7 a few days ago. I do not process that many e-mails usually.
First I noticed that all e-mail fetching jobs were listed as being successful. While trying to delete a rule or even an e-mail account I first ran into a
Server error (500)
In the logs, all e-mail related actions seem to trigger the missing table exception even the regularly scheduled mail fetching action, which is listed as being ran successfully in the task overview:
Running in
linuxserver.io/docker-paperless-ngx
Steps to reproduce
Webserver logs
No response
Paperless-ngx version
1.7.0
Host OS
Debian buster
Installation method
Docker
Browser
any
Configuration changes
No response
Other
No response
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