Fix redis data permissions that prevent startup#40
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steveswinsburg wants to merge 1 commit intoinferno-framework:mainfrom
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Fix redis data permissions that prevent startup#40steveswinsburg wants to merge 1 commit intoinferno-framework:mainfrom
steveswinsburg wants to merge 1 commit intoinferno-framework:mainfrom
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I've confirmed that this works and seems correct in the Docker case, but I'm not sure what the impact will be when run in developer mode where the files are currently on the local file system and now will be in a Docker volume. Two options:
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Summary
The current main branch of inferno-template does not startup due to a redis data permission error.
The key error lines are:
This then causes a series of startup failures which ultimately prevent the application from running.
The full error log is attached:
error-log.txt
The key issue is that Redis is trying to write to a host-mounted directory but doesn't have the proper permissions.
This has been fixed by changing the way the redis data directory is defined to be using a named Docker volume with a specific user to avoid host filesystem permission conflicts.
I also removed the obsolete version attribute from the docker-compose yamls.
Testing Guidance
./setup.shand then./run.shshould start the application without error.http://localhostshould present the inferno application.