Cms on linux can't start after installation

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Hi Yariv, great news that you are now further along with your setup. I can see that your containers are being recreated, which suggests that you have previously upped this instance but potentially without a password set for your mysql database in your config.env file.

To resolve this, please follow these steps:

  • docker-compose down your CMS containers.
  • delete the shared/db directory that has been created.
  • docker-compose up -d your containers again.

This will remove the db when you did not set a password and ensure a new one is created when you up again. Just in case, please make sure that the password you have set follows the recommendations in your config.env file, alphanumeric characters, around 16 characters in total, ideally randomly ordered for extra security.

Many Thanks.

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Hi Daniel,

I updated the config.env file with a password for mysql before launching docker-compose.
I think I already tried taking docker-compose down, deleting db and starting it again.
I will give it a second shot and let you know the results.

Thanks,
Yariv

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Well, finally :).
It’s working.

Many thanks!
Yariv

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Hooray! Great news, thanks for the update on the installation. Now you can proceed with setting up your Xibo signage.

Many Thanks.

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I installed my docker containers on a synology nas. But were do i have to put the files from Xibo (config.env and cms_custom-ports.yml)?
Many Thanks!