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[Postgre] Error while trying to create admin user #29342
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Hello RobinFrcd, I faced with the same problem today and it seems that I found a solution: you should use PostgreSQL 9.6 or older version, because with PostgreSQL 10 (the latest version of the official PostgreSQL Docker image) ownCloud fails to run with the aforementioned error. So you should change in your composer file image: postgres to image: postgres:9.6 Hope it helps, Artyom |
@SergioBertolinSG can you please add postgres 10 to the drone matrix? As a quickfix we might want to add a version check to not allow install against postgres 10 - I assume the real fix requires doctrine dbal changes ...... @felixboehm @PVince81 please find someone with postgres knowhow |
Sure. |
Seems this is now even popping up on an update from 10.0.3 to 10.0.4: #29787 |
Solved here: doctrine/dbal#2868 |
Hey, this issue has been closed because the label (This is an automated comment from GitMate.io.) |
@DeepDiver1975 @VicDeo did we upgrade dbal on master ? |
moving to "triage" |
dbal was bumped to 2.7.1 on master with #31059 |
duplicate #31320 |
and fixed for owncloud 11 |
Hi, This is still not working for owncloud10, which is the only version installable from apt repositories:
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The fix for doctrine/dbal is released with v2.7.0 that requires PHP 7.1+ |
Ah, I see. The Installation doc only mentions that php-7.2 is strongly recommended, not actually needed. |
same problem for PostgreSQL 11 with OwnCloud 10.0.10 |
Steps to reproduce
docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml up
Expected behaviour
It should create an admin account and initialize owncloud.
Actual behaviour
I get this error:
I'm using the latest images available on docker.
If I do a
\t
, I get that, but there is nooc_storages_numeric_id_seq
here ...Any idea ?
Thanks!
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