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Revert docker setup to write logs to /var/log/tinode.log.

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2019-10-01 00:43:07 -07:00
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docker/tinode/entrypoint.sh
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fi
# Initialize the database if it has not been initialized yet or if data reset/upgrade has been requested.
./init-db --reset=${RESET_DB} --upgrade=${UPGRADE_DB} --config=${CONFIG} --data=${SAMPLE_DATA} 2>&1 > /var/log/tinode-init-db.log
grep "usr;tino;" /var/log/tinode-init-db.log > /botdata/tino-password
./init-db --reset=${RESET_DB} --upgrade=${UPGRADE_DB} --config=${CONFIG} --data=${SAMPLE_DATA} | grep "usr;tino;" > /botdata/tino-password
if [ -s /botdata/tino-password ] ; then
# Convert Tino's authentication credentials into a cookie file.
@ -76,11 +75,11 @@ if [ -s /botdata/tino-password ] ; then
./credentials.sh /botdata/.tn-cookie < /botdata/tino-password
fi
args=("--config=${CONFIG}" "--static_data=$STATIC_DIR" "2>&1")
args=("--config=${CONFIG}" "--static_data=$STATIC_DIR")
# Maybe set node name in the cluster.
if [ ! -z "$CLUSTER_SELF" ] ; then
args+=("--cluster_self=$CLUSTER_SELF")
fi
# Run the tinode server.
./tinode "${args[@]}"
./tinode "${args[@]}" 2> /var/log/tinode.log

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docs/faq.md
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# Frequently Asked Questions
### Q: Where can I find server logs when running in Docker?<br/>
**A**: The logs are written to container's stdout. To view the logs, run
**A**: The log is in the container at `/var/log/tinode.log`. Attach to a running container with command
```
docker logs name-of-the-running-container
docker exec -it name-of-the-running-container /bin/bash
```
Then, for instance, see the log with `tail -50 /var/log/tinode.log`
If the container has stopped already, you can copy the log out of the container (saving it to `./tinode.log`):
```
docker cp name-of-the-container:/var/log/tinode.log ./tinode.log
```
Alternatively, you can access the log file on the host machine at
```
/var/lib/docker/containers/<container id>/<container id>-json.log
```
Alternatively, you can instruct the docker container to save the logs to a directory on the host by mapping a host directory to `/var/log/` in the container. Add `-v /where/to/save/logs:/var/log` to the `docker run` command.
### Q: How to setup FCM push notifications?<br/>
**A**: If you running the server directly: