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New installation of Chandler uses Sqlite even though MySQL provided#7716

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Royal2000H asked this question inQ&A
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Trying to set up a new installation (v5 beta) on Synology.

Have the following Docker Compose:

services:  app:    image: monica:5.0-apache    container_name: monica    depends_on:      - db    ports:      - 1994:80    environment:      - APP_KEY=<secret1>      - DB_HOST=db      - DB_USERNAME=monica      - DB_PASSWORD=<secret2>    volumes:      - /volume1/docker/monica/data:/var/www/html/storage    security_opt:      - no-new-privileges:true    restart: unless-stopped  db:    image: mariadb:11    container_name: monica-db    environment:      - MYSQL_RANDOM_ROOT_PASSWORD=true      - MYSQL_DATABASE=monica      - MYSQL_USER=monica      - MYSQL_PASSWORD=<secret2>    volumes:      - /volume1/docker/monica/mysql:/var/lib/mysql    security_opt:      - no-new-privileges:true    restart: unless-stopped

Despite this, when starting the container for the first time, logs show it's starting a sqlite DB because there's no MySQL/MariaDB. Yet there is, as seen above.

Also despite having the volumes referenced and the apps creating files and folders within the referenced folders (/volume1/docker/monica/data and /volume1/docker/monica/mysql), the DB itself isn't persistent and if I clean a re-build the image, the DB is reset.

Any advice?

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