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I am using docker-compose to deploy v0.24.0 of mango. When I follow the steps in README and used the configuration file in the README.md file, I found that the config.yml file can be read normally, but the mango data folder is always empty.
When checking the log outputs, I found that the logs show that the ~/mango folder does not exist, then mango created a /~/mango directory instead of using the /root directory.
But when I replace ~ with /root in the config, mango can recognize that the directory exists and write data.
To Reproduce
mkdir config mango
vim config/config.yml
docker-compose up
Expected behavior
mango directory should not be empty
Environment (please complete the following information):
OS: Ubuntu 20.04 with docker.io and docker-compose installed.
Browser: Firefox
Mango Version: v0.24.0
Docker (if you are running Mango in a Docker container)
Describe the bug
I am using docker-compose to deploy
v0.24.0
of mango. When I follow the steps in README and used the configuration file in the README.md file, I found that the config.yml file can be read normally, but the mango data folder is always empty.When checking the log outputs, I found that the logs show that the
~/mango
folder does not exist, then mango created a/~/mango
directory instead of using the/root
directory.But when I replace
~
with/root
in the config, mango can recognize that the directory exists and write data.To Reproduce
Expected behavior
mango directory should not be empty
Environment (please complete the following information):
Docker (if you are running Mango in a Docker container)
Additional context
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