Env DOLI_CRON fail on first install

[marcooriani]

Hi,

I've spent some hours about fresh install of Dolibarr on Docker.
Nonthing works...
I've found a stupid undocumented problem.

dolibarr-docker
/docker-run.sh
Row 337.
${DOLI_CRON} -ne 1

As first install, i tinked "Yes, i want CRON".
But this stupid bash condition, make everything fail.

I've started from this compose:
dolibarr:
container_name: dolibarr
image: dolibarr/dolibarr:latest
restart: always
environment:
WWW_USER_ID: 82
WWW_GROUP_ID: 82
PHP_INI_DATE_TIMEZONE: Europe/Rome
PHP_INI_UPLOAD_MAX_FILESIZE: 50M
DOLI_DB_HOST: mysql
DOLI_DB_HOST_PORT: 3306
DOLI_DB_NAME: dolibarr
DOLI_DB_USER: dolibarr
DOLI_DB_PASSWORD: ${DOLIBARR_DB_PASSWORD}
DOLI_URL_ROOT: https://myorg.it
DOLI_ADMIN_LOGIN: dolibarr-admin
DOLI_ADMIN_PASSWORD: ${DOLIBARR_ADMIN_PASSWORD}
DOLI_CRON: 1
DOLI_COMPANY_NAME: "MY Org"
DOLI_COMPANY_COUNTRYCODE: "IT"
volumes:
- dolibarr_docs:/var/www/documents
- dolibarr_cust:/var/www/html/custom
networks:
- net

This service "dolibarr" has a NET network, where MySQL run as "mysql" container on default port.
UID/GID 82 is common number from PHP-FPM of Alpine, probably make no sense here.

After remove DOLI_CRON: 1 from compose, install process works correctly.

[f-hoedl]

similar issue, is cron meant to be run on separate service?
becuse apache not starting either

if [[ ${DOLI_CRON} -eq 1 ]]; then
    echo "PATH=\$PATH:/usr/local/bin" > /etc/cron.d/dolibarr
    echo "*/5 * * * * root /bin/su www-data -s /bin/sh -c '/var/www/scripts/cron/cron_run_jobs.php ${DOLI_CRON_KEY} ${DOLI_CRON_USER}' > /proc/1/fd/1 2> /proc/1/fd/2" >> /etc/cron.d/dolibarr
    
    # this line makes me curious
    cron -f
    exit 0
fi

if [ "${1#-}" != "$1" ]; then
  set -- apache2-foreground "$@"
fi

[marcooriani]

@f-hoedl Exactly same problem here !!!

I've done some inspection about cron -f.
If you raise a shell inside dolibarr container w/o DOLI_CRON: 1 this happen:

1. docker exec -it dolibarr sh
2. cron -f
3. No output of cron command, and process still seems do nonthing.

After i see THIS, I thought the same thing as you.

Maybe, CRON mode is only CLI ?
Or maybe cron -f should be cron -f & set -- apache2-foreground "$@" ???