[kdewald]

Hi!

I've been trying to set up OpenCATS within a docker environment and I'm running against the following error (See attached screenshots)
"Cannot connect to database" - "No such file or directory"

Is there a way I can get logs from PHP that I can inspect to see what's going on?

I've also included my entire docker compose setup to test this, which can be run using `docker compose up --build`

Thanks for the help! I'm looking forward to test this out

[poodleburger]

connections gameI'm also wondering what happened because I seem to be having the same problem as you.

[manuel]

Could it be he's and maybe you also are using not PHP7.2 but a higher not tested version .?

[kdewald]

That's why I included the Dockerfile I was using, to make sure I an get a reproducible build.

[rosiewilsonnsjh]

connections game You can try using a debugging tool like xdebug to step through your application code and identify the root cause of the issue. This can be set up in your Docker environment as well.

[bekeanloinse]

Ensure that the xdebug extension is installed and enabled in your Docker container. You typically do this by including the appropriate commands in your Dockerfile or docker-compose.yml file.
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[highkentish]

To debug the "Cannot connect to database" error in your Docker setup for OpenCATS, check PHP logs. Use docker-compose logs php or inspect logs directly within the PHP container (docker-compose exec php tail -f /var/log/php/error.logbasketball stars).