Doesn’t work with simple Docker Compose example

  • Resolved ianthemerciful

    (@ianthemerciful)


    2 weeks, 3 days ago

    Hey there, I’d really love to get this plugin to work, but I’m not having any luck.

    Here’s a docker-compose.yml file:

    services:

      minimal-db:
        container_name: minimal-db
        image: mysql:9
        user: "1000:1000"
        volumes:
          - /Users/test/minimal-db/data:/var/lib/mysql
        restart: always
        environment:
          MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: 'sekrit'
          MYSQL_DATABASE: wordpress
          MYSQL_USER: wordpress
          MYSQL_PASSWORD: wordpress
        security_opt:
          - seccomp=unconfined
        healthcheck:
          test: ["CMD", "mysqladmin", "ping", "-h", "localhost"]
          timeout: 5s
          retries: 10

      minimal-wordpress:
        container_name: minimal-wordpress
        depends_on:
          - minimal-db
        ports:
          - '8080:80'
        image: wordpress:latest
        user: "1000:1000"
        restart: always
        volumes:
          - /Users/test/minimal-wordpress:/var/www/html/wp-content
        environment:
          WORDPRESS_DB_HOST: minimal-db
          WORDPRESS_DB_USER: wordpress
          WORDPRESS_DB_PASSWORD: wordpress
          WORDPRESS_DB_NAME: wordpress

    If you run docker-compose up, MySQL and WordPress will boot up, and you can continue the simple installation flow. Then add the Simply Static plugin.

    Diagnostics will show that the permalink structure is not set. I set it to /%permalink% (custom), and then reset the diagnostics. All diagnostics are then green.

    After that the, the activity log is just blank. If I click “Generate,” nothing happens. If I refresh I can briefly see “Waiting for new export…” appear but then disappear. Refreshing just changes the Pause/Cancel buttons back to “Generate”.

    There are no HTTP errors in the browser dev tools. There are no errors in the Docker Compose log.

    I’ve tried turning on Debug -> Use server-side cron job and running curl -si http://localhost:8080/wp-cron.php, but that doesn’t do anything either.

    I even spent an hour with Cursor trying to inject PHP scripts and call functions directly. It tried to debug the queue, and even seemed to get an export working with my production site, but only 50/750 of the pages I needed were exported and it couldn’t figure out why.

    Any ideas?

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