Hello,
I am trying to deploy a new Appwrite Stack, when i deploy I get this in the console:
Stack trace:
#0 /usr/src/code/app/init.php(510): Swoole\Database\PDOConfig->withPort('')
#1 /usr/src/code/vendor/utopia-php/registry/src/Registry/Registry.php(75): {closure}()
#2 /usr/src/code/app/http.php(70): Utopia\Registry\Registry->get('dbPool')
}
thrown in @swoole-src/library/core/Database/PDOConfig.php on line 82```
My compose is attached
and how about the _APP_DB_PORT in your .env file?
hmm you might run into some unexpected behavior from changing the container names like you did
Is there a better way to deploy multiple appwrite instances on a single server?
i don't recommend that because it can be difficult to maintain. why do you need to do this?
Simply because I need multiple SMTP configs for multiple orgs within my appwrite which is not yet a capability
If I could have org based SMTP this wouldn't be a problem
ah ya...well the good news is this is coming in our next release
Do we have a release date on that?
soon 😉
Lol alright I'll put a hold on this for now then. Thank you for your help
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