Hi, I have now installed Discourse as a standalone, but now I get this error: PG::UndefinedTable: ERROR: relation “groups” does not exist

Apparently not the only relation that is missing

Ah, forgot to migrate discourse_development! But now this error: lib/discourse.rb:534:in `current_hostname’: uninitialized constant Discourse::SiteSetting (NameError)

Is this a developer environment?

Yes… Whereas I actually want a production

So you need to install it following the standard install guide where this error cannot happen.

Yes, that is the Docker version! However, I would prefer the standalone! It must be possible to install Discourse as a standalone in a productive environment.

Why then does one not produce an official manual for a standalone variant?

Because the docker version is what discourse.org uses in production. That’s what’s tested and supported. Anything else and your mostly on your own.

PG::UndefinedTable: ERROR

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While everything is possible in software we only support installs that follow our standard install guide, as providing support for the infinite combinations of free style installs wouldn’t be a productive use of our time.

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