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#3934 createdb.py -c flag not taking efect
Closed: Fixed Opened by ark74.

Closed: Fixed
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When installing the server createdb.py won't take the -c flag into account, so details about the db are missed.
When running runserver.py -c pagure.cfg the server will have issues, since it will find a empty db.

With errors like,
ProgrammingError: (psycopg2.ProgrammingError) relation "pagure_user_visit" does not exist

Using;

export PAGURE_CONFIG=pagure.cfg

will pass the file to createdb.py and runserver.py successfully, allowing to access the server correctly.

Thanks to for pointing it out.

You'll want to check the runserver.py and adjust createdb accordingly

Metadata Update from @pingou:
- Issue set to the milestone: 5.2
- Issue tagged with: bug, easyfix

I thought that by passing -c flag to createdb and runserver they both will read the pagure.cfg details about the database.

cverna pointed out that -c flag exports PAGURE_CONFIG variable, then it's grabbed by both createdb and runserver. The issue is that -c flag works on runserver, but it doesn't on createdb.

OTOH, by
export PAGURE_CONFIG=pagure.cf

before run createdb.py and runserver, the installation works fine.

Metadata Update from @pingou:
- Issue assigned to pingou

Commit 83686dda fixes this issue
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