@a.maltsev can you try out this solution and provide a feedback?
Please make copy of default.json before taking actions as @marco says.
Remember that to apply changes to default.json you have to restart Document Server services.
thanks a lot!! You are my savior!
This is what helped:
“lastsave”: 10,
“forcesave”: 10,
“saved”: 10,
“documentsCron”: " * * * * * *",
“files”: 10,
“filesCron”: " * * * * * *",
The solution works! Is there a native solution for making changes to default.json for docker container?
Hello @a.maltsev
I don’t quite understand what do you mean by “native solution”.
If you want directly edit config, you can connect to Docker container with Document Server with command docker exec -it <ID> bash and then locate config and edit it with nano.
<ID> of the container you can find by enlisting all running containers with docker ps.
I mean a way that will allow me to update the container without additional manipulations. maybe i can set parameters in docker-compose.yml or something similar?
Unfortunately, for these parameters we don’t have environment variables that can be set to run the container.
As an alternative, you can mount a custom config to the container. Create on host config with name local-production-linux.json and add desired parameters and their values. Note that the whole object structure for the necessary parameters must be retained.
In your case parameters are:
{
"services": {
"CoAuthoring": {
"expire": {
"lastsave": 10,
"forcesave": 10,
"saved": 10,
"documentsCron": "* * * * *",
"files": 10,
"filesCron": "* * * * * *"
}
}
}
}
After that mount this config to the container. For example, to run a container with docker run example of the command will look like this:
docker run -i -t -d -p 80:80 --restart=always \
-v <absolute_path_to_config>/local-production-linux.json:/etc/onlyoffice/documentserver/local-production-linux.json onlyoffice/documentserver
Please do not mount any of the default configs to the host, it may cause various issues after the update.