@Dimitrios_Desyllas wrote:
I am creating a custom docker image using piwik. What I want to acheive is by running thin container to have automatically the database configured and piwik fully installed with the only thing remaining is to create a default user. Also I wanted to have utility scripts for backup and restore.
Therefore I created this:
And I managed using
php console config:set
to configure the database connection. So using the foillowing entrypoint script:#!/bin/bash if [ ! -e piwik.php ]; then cp -R /usr/src/piwik/* /var/www/html mkdir "/var/www/html/tmp/cache/tracker/" chmod 777 -R /var/www/html/tmp/cache find /var/www/html -iname "*.php" | xargs chmod +x chown -R www-data:www-data . fi : ${PIWIK_DB_HOST:=$DB_PORT_3306_TCP_ADDR} echo "Mariadb Addr:"$DB_PORT_3306_TCP_ADDR : ${PIWIK_DB_PORT:=${DB_PORT_3306_TCP_PORT}} COUNTER=0 echo "Waiting for mysql to start at ${PIWIK_DB_HOST} using port ${PIWIK_DB_PORT}..." while ! mysqladmin ping -h"$PIWIK_DB_HOST" -P $PIWIK_DB_PORT --silent; do if [ $COUNTER -gt 10 ] ; then exit 1 fi echo "Connecting to ${PIWIK_DB_HOST} Failed" COUNTER=$[COUNTER+1] sleep 1 done echo "Setting up the database connection info" : ${PIWIK_DB_USER:=${DB_ENV_MYSQL_USER:-root}} : ${PIWIK_DB_NAME:=${DB_ENV_MYSQL_DATABASE:-'piwik'}} if [ "$PIWIK_DB_USER" = 'root' ]; then : ${PIWIK_DB_PASSWORD:=$DB_ENV_MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD} else : ${PIWIK_DB_PASSWORD:=$DB_ENV_MYSQL_PASSWORD} fi if ! mysql -h"$PIWIK_DB_HOST" -P $PIWIK_DB_PORT -u ${PIWIK_DB_USER} -p${PIWIK_DB_PASSWORD} -e ";" ; then echo "The user does not exist to the mysql server: ${PIWIK_DB_HOST}" exit 1 fi php console config:set --section="database" --key="host" --value=${PIWIK_DB_HOST} php console config:set --section="database" --key="port" --value=${PIWIK_DB_PORT} php console config:set --section="database" --key="username" --value=${PIWIK_DB_USER} php console config:set --section="database" --key="password" --value=${PIWIK_DB_PASSWORD} php console config:set --section="database" --key="tables_prefix" --value="piwik_" php index.php exec "$@"
I try to perform an cli installation of piwik. But when I visit the piwik page from my browser I get the follwing error:
The directory "/var/www/html/tmp/cache/tracker/" does not exist and could not be created.
Do you have any sort of idea how I will fix this problem?
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