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aws mariadb and selfhosted appwrite not working

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D5
12 Mar, 2024, 17:49

Then run this: docker compose down && docker compose up -d

TL;DR
Developers report an issue with AWS RDS MariaDB, where only two tables are created on initialization. After troubleshooting, the solution involves shutting down all containers, deleting volumes, and then re-initializing with "docker compose up -d."
YasharHTML
12 Mar, 2024, 17:49

Wait

D5
12 Mar, 2024, 17:50

?

YasharHTML
12 Mar, 2024, 17:50

Doing those commands

YasharHTML
12 Mar, 2024, 17:50

1 second

YasharHTML
12 Mar, 2024, 17:50

Done

D5
12 Mar, 2024, 17:50

Does it work now?

YasharHTML
12 Mar, 2024, 17:50

No

YasharHTML
12 Mar, 2024, 17:50
YasharHTML
12 Mar, 2024, 17:50

I only have these 2 tables

YasharHTML
12 Mar, 2024, 17:51

And this error when I go to consoel

D5
12 Mar, 2024, 17:51

I see. This doesn't have any data, right?

YasharHTML
12 Mar, 2024, 17:51

No brand new

D5
12 Mar, 2024, 17:51

Or should have anything

D5
12 Mar, 2024, 17:51

Okay

YasharHTML
12 Mar, 2024, 17:51

5 minutes ago

D5
12 Mar, 2024, 17:55

Then shut down all containers by running docker compose down Then delete all volumes (⚠️ warning, this deletes all the data related to appwrite and it's storage) docker volume rm $(docker volume ls -q) And after that, try initializing everything again: docker compose up -d

YasharHTML
12 Mar, 2024, 17:57

Alright

YasharHTML
12 Mar, 2024, 17:57

Same error

D5
12 Mar, 2024, 17:58

Do you have done all the steps?

YasharHTML
12 Mar, 2024, 17:58

Yes

D5
12 Mar, 2024, 17:58

What are the logs for docker compose logs appwrite ?

YasharHTML
12 Mar, 2024, 17:59
YasharHTML
12 Mar, 2024, 18:00

@D5

YasharHTML
12 Mar, 2024, 18:00

Here it is

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