I had to change and reload the configuration a couple of times for troubleshooting Siteground mail service. There are multiple bits of advice on how to do it most quickly. Summarizing all of them leaves confusion. So, could you tell me the differences between the commands listed below in more deta…

I going to do a PR on GitHub but I need to understand each command in detail what is currently not the case. Could you tell me, what each command triggers? I’ve read many posts in this regard but the information is not consistence. A good example is start. Once it is said it is just used to stop a…

Initialize means that if no container exists it will be created. If you stop and start, you’ll stop and start the same container with the same parameters (like smtp and other env settings), but if you destroy first, a new container with new env settings will be created, or initialized.

what is the difference between bootstrap and start if no container exits?

Bootstrap builds a new docker image,which is necessary to be able to “initialize” a running container. Rebuild will always work. Sometimes it’s unnecessary, as a destroy and start is enough to make env settings (like smtp) take effect. But lots of people won’t really understand these intricacies, s…

so ./discourse-setup is the least invasive command as it only recreates discourse’s software. Bootstrap from very scratch, begins with docker image start, from scratch, builds a container ./discourse-setup, runs discourse’s setup what command is available to reapply config as defined in app…

If you need to know what each command does exactly you can read it here: discourse_docker/launcher at master · discourse/discourse_docker · GitHub

thanks that helps :slight_smile: There is once mentioned setup , is it related to ./discourse-setup?

This is a bit more complete now: Usage: launcher COMMAND CONFIG [--skip-prereqs] [--docker-args STRING] Commands: start: Start/initialize a container stop: Stop a running container restart: Restart a container destroy: Stop and remove a container enter: …

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sam (Sam Saffron) 21 Agosto 2019, 4:10am 2

I am not sure I am following here… can you make a PR with your proposed change?

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