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Table not found error in wallabag fresh install with pdo_mysql #1971
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Hello @srinathh! I just tried with
During the And if I do a
All seems to be fine with last wallabag version. |
Yup - i'm doing a first time installation & don't have any previous wallabag database. Is there an sql script to get these setup? |
You just need an existing (empty) database and do |
hmm - that's what I thought it would do but it didn't setup when I did that funnily enough. I had some write permission issues also which i fixed by chown the wallabag folder to the default apache user. Would this be related to that (shouldn't i think since mysql is accessed through IP:port vs. file right?)? |
You may want to check informations and credentials inside the |
The settings are all defaults. I also tried with pdo_sqlite and run into the same issue - this time logging in as www-data user when installing wallabag. Somehow the tables are still not getting created during composer install. Interestingly the sqlite database file is created but somehow the tables are not. Is there some log file created by composer I can check in case there are errors with whatever routine is creating the tables? |
@srinathh I just replayed the install commands and things went OK: Don't forget to set the proper user:group to auto-generated files just after: Then restarted my php and nginx servers and things were OK. |
got it... let me try again |
@srinathh is it fixed? |
Sorry - have been unable to try yet. I switched the server stack to Caddy from Apache & still need to figure out the php linkages. |
I thing the database issues are fixed now. I re-installed with pdo_sqlite and saw a splash showing database tables being created during the install I'm still having some issues with ARGV errors. Is this related to the fact that I'm on Ubuntu 16.04 which defaults to PHP 7? Or is this some config issue i should debug?
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I close this issue. Feel free to open a new one to discuss about your warnings. |
In docker update image from a working instance to the latest and now I've got this error as well... |
Issue details
I have made a fresh install of wallabag with pdo_mysql driver and I'm getting the following error. The database symfony exists and is enabled for the user. It appears wallabag is not creating required tables
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or by downloading the package? gitSteps to reproduce/test case
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