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It looks like we are no longer able to override the value of where neo4j stores it log files. Originally we had this mapped to a folder located on the host using the environment variable "NEO4J_dbms_directories_logs"
Image Tag: neo4j:3.5.8-enterprise
Docker Version: 19.03.2
Operating System: Windows 10
Steps to reproduce:
Create a docker-compose.yml
Setup an environment variable called NEO4J_dbms_directories_logs as shown in attached
Run docker-compose and observe
Expected behavour:
Log files to be stored in given folder specified by environment variable.
OK it looks as though this broke between 3.5.2 and 3.5.3 which was 21st Jan to 11th Feb. This is around the time I merged #161 which was a load of changes to the /logs mounting. That's probably what broke it.
There's a 3.5.10 release coming tomorrow ish, so I'll try get a fix in before then.
…bility checking logic
The /logs folder is created in the Dockerfile, so it always exists, so the line to set NEO4J_dbms_directories_logs=/logs would always overwrite the configuration in the environment.
I made the assignment so that it only sets it to /logs if the variable is unassigned or empty.
This should fix issue #193
looks like I messed up doing a rebase and lost an important line of code
It looks like we are no longer able to override the value of where neo4j stores it log files. Originally we had this mapped to a folder located on the host using the environment variable "NEO4J_dbms_directories_logs"
Image Tag: neo4j:3.5.8-enterprise
Docker Version: 19.03.2
Operating System: Windows 10
Steps to reproduce:
Expected behavour:
Log files to be stored in given folder specified by environment variable.
Actual Behaviour:
Default of "/logs/" always used.
Docker-Compose.txt
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