
I updated my selfhosted instance to 1.6.2
and the new service (appwrite-task-stats-resources
) failed to start. The only log message I see is:
Could not open input file: /usr/src/code/app/cli.php
The volume is mounted as such:
volumes:
- ./app:/usr/src/code/app
- ./src:/usr/src/code/src
When I looked, those folders weren't present in the same directory where the docker-compose.yml
file is located at (/var/appwrite/
) so I manually created the two folders. I tried having those two folders be owned by root
and also my local user account. But whenever I try to restart the service, it still gives the same error.

🤦♂️

So it stays stopped?

In portainer it says exited - code 1
same as when running docker compose ps --all
.

But yes it stays stopped. It doesn't have a restart policy defined so I don't think it tries to restart.

I've tried to restart the service from both portainer and running docker compose up -d appwrite-task-stats-resources --force-recreate
.

Hm okay...just leave it 😅

lol. I believe this service is new to this stack so I'm not even sure what it does. I'm assuming based on your response it's nothing critical?

Correct. Not critical

Okay I'll just wait for a new version and leave it as it is.
Recommended threads
- Attribute creation stuck at processing f...
Hey Appwrite community! 👋 I'm running into a persistent issue with my self-hosted Appwrite installation (v1.6.1) where programmatically creating attributes fo...
- Appwrite MCP queries
how to user queries with appwrite mcp without getting `Appwrite Error: Invalid query: Syntax error`? database_list_documents function with such query: ``` { ...
- functions page returns 500
I am running selfhosted appwrite version 1.6.0 and all of a sudden my functions page stopped working, returning a 500. I don't see anything in the logs that wo...
