I tried setting MW_DOCKER_UID and MW_DOCKER_GID both to 0, and that at least allows me to see the various files - it looks like the apache log files are on the -web container under /tmp/, I hadn't noticed that before. So that's at least part of the answer. On the main mediawiki container there is a log file in /tmp/php7.2-fpm.log but it doesn't seem to log very much there; I'm still getting 500 server errors when I try to set $wgDebugLogFile and can't find any trace of what the problem is.
Arthur On Wed, Feb 10, 2021 at 11:17 AM Arthur Smith <arthurpsm...@gmail.com> wrote: > I've been using mediawiki in the docker containers for a while, and I just > did a git pull to the latest, replaced the containers I was running etc, > and now I can't figure out where errors are being logged to or how I'm > supposed to see them. Help! > > This may be related to the new '.env' file that seems to be required, > which sets a MW_DOCKER_UID and MW_DOCKER_GID value... If I run > > docker-compose logs > > I do see some "Permission denied" errors for files in /etc/php/7.2/cli and > /etc/php/7.2/fpm but those don't seem to be log files exactly > (20-xdebug.ini files ?) > > If I do docker-compose exec mediawiki bash I get a login shell on the > container and I can look around, but there are no mediawiki log files in > /var/log where I would expect them, and again I don't have permission to > create a file there. Also if I docker exec into the web container I don't > have permission to look at the apache logs (but those do exist). > > If I try to add a $wgDebugLogFile to LocalSettings.php the mediawiki > instance completely collapses, I can't look at anything, and I see no > errors explaining what's going on! > > Help! > > Arthur >
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