latest docker image broken: expects wiki in /app/dokuwiki and not in /config about docker-dokuwiki HOT 14 CLOSED

@papamoose - I've rolled back to: lscr.io/linuxserver/dokuwiki:amd64-version-2020-07-29

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Latest release (4 hours ago) resolved this issue for me.

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I have the same problem, had to roll back. Same error message as above.

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@thestraycat What version are you using?

I expect this latest image broke a ton of people's wiki's.

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I was finally able to successfully rollback.

Possibly this code didn't run for some reason or there is a bug root/migrations.

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Same here. Broken wiki. Thought I might be going crazy :-)

Thanks for the rollback info!

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Thanks for posting the issue. I am facing the same issue.

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Pull request #45 looks related to this issue.

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Great to hear! Digging into the commit that was part of the pull request for that release, the issue may have been around line 47 of this file.

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I had the same issue, with my ls133 container not surviving the ls134 upgrade. I opted for a full rebuild to ls134 just to see the difference and save time, though I wish I'd thought to check here again before I started (didn't notice ls135). :)

I used backed up copies of my local.php file and /config/dokuwiki/data/ directory, and added a volume bind for the latter to make backing up easier.

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Closing the loop on this. I updated to version-2022-07-31 aka latest at time of writing. It all works now. I had to edit the nginx config to ensure was set root /app/www/public; but that was it.

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@papamoose - Strange question, but does your 'Admin' button work on the mainpage?

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@thestraycat Yes it works.

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