http on config.php even though I defined an https on .env about docker-flarum

[hardware]

It is supposed to put exactly that url on the config.php file?

Absolutely, this variable set the baseUrl parameter in config.yml file and then this value is set in config.php during flarum installation.

cat > config.yml <<EOF
[...]
baseUrl: ${FORUM_URL}
EOF

flarum install --file config.yml

[AlexDaciuk]

But it doesn't, at least with the last version of the dockerfile from dockerhub

[hardware]

It's because i removed the writeSettings() method during flarum initialisation (not flarum installation, when the container is restarted for second time), try removing this line, rebuild the image and restart the container https://github.com/mondediefr/flarum/blob/master/run.sh#L88

Flarum installation isn't docker friendly for the moment... I will try to fix this issue later.

[hardware]

I think i found a solution, instead of using install command when flarum is already installed, i should use migrate command and update manually the config.php file with database params, baseUrl and debug mode.

First installation :

php flarum install --file config.yml

When flarum is already installed :

php flarum migrate
php flarum cache:clear

# Update config.php file :
if [ -f "config.php" ]; then
  sed -i -e "s|\('debug' =>\) .*|\1 ${DEBUG},|" \
         -e "s|\('host' =>\) .*|\1 '${DB_HOST}',|" \
         -e "s|\('database' =>\) .*|\1 '${DB_NAME}',|" \
         -e "s|\('username' =>\) .*|\1 '${DB_USER}',|" \
         -e "s|\('password' =>\) .*|\1 '${DB_PASS}',|" \
         -e "s|\('prefix' =>\) .*|\1 '${DB_PREF}',|" \
         -e "s|\('url' =>\) .*|\1 '${FORUM_URL}',|" config.php
fi

Sources :

php flarum install
php flarum migrate
php flarum cache:clear

EDIT: not working with v0.1.0-beta.5, waiting for beta 6 to apply this workflow.

[AlexDaciuk]

Sorry for not answering, but I'm having DNS problems with my server so can't test this

I'll be posting when I'm get my DNS going

Cheers

[AlexDaciuk]

After pulling the latest image and running the compose with https url declared on .env, doesn't seem to be having any problem with https, closing the issue