Rebooted server and now stuck in maintenance mode

[rdkcloud]

Hi!

I rebooted my centos server and now my OC 10.9.1.2 container is stuck in maintenance mode. I’ve edited config.php and put maintenance false but web still says maintenance mode.

I don’t see anything obvious in logs. My database is up and running and I can get to it via adminer from outside the container.

Any suggestions as to troubleshooting?

Thanks,
Bobby

[rdkcloud]

Hi!

I tried running repair but I get:

ownCloud is in maintenance mode - no app have been loaded
Turn on maintenance mode to use this command.

Thanks,
Bobby

[rdkcloud]

Hi!

Arggghhhh!!!

php diff between ‘true’, ‘false’, and true, and false.

OC php did not like true and false in quotes. Once I edited config.php and put false w/o quotes, worked.

I still can’t get runuser to call php occ maintenance:mode --off as command-line parser doesnt like it. How does one run this inside the container?

Bobby

[rkaussow]

docker exec <container_name> occ maintenance:mode --off works for me.

[rdkcloud]

Hi!

Thanks.

On occasion, I have to go into the running container and run occ commands. runuser doesnt like:

runuser -u www-data – php occ maintenance:mode --off

I’ve tried all kinds of variations to try to prevent runuser from catching --off as part of its args rather than the occ.

Do you know how to run this command inside the container w/o runuser catching --off ?

Bobby

[rkaussow]

Hi,

I don’t know about runuser and why you want to use it. The occ inside the container is already a wrapper script that will handle the user stuff automatically, see base/occ at master · owncloud-docker/base · GitHub

I have posted already a docker exec command that works out of the box. You can also access the container shell as usual using docker exec -it <container_name> bash and run occ maintenance from the shell.

[rdkcloud]

Hi!

Thanks. I’m following the doc instructions. It seems there is a big diff between running docker natively and running it inside a container.

Bobby