Did you try with newest bundle?

Pi docs are at https://github.com/wekan/wekan/wiki/Raspberry-Pi

Hi yes - I read the docs you refer to and did download 5.72-arm64 and node 12.22.7 which shows as the latest 12. version.

sigh - I have tried every combination I can think of and the same thing always happens - complaint about fibers. I guess I will have to stay on 5.17 as that still runs ok. Last thing I will do is try to re-run the build that created that image and check it still works. I guess if not then the issue must lie elsewhere

ok - image built from 5.17 in Pi3 and node 12.18 runs just fine but image built changing 5.17 to 5.75 in the same dockerfile fails with missing fibers error so something has broken (in my environment at least) between 5.17 and 5.75

Just looked in the repos and I see there is now an offical arm64 dockerfile..... that didn't exist when I began so I created my own, which is the one not working. I can see stuff relating to fibers in official so will give that a go today

@b3lt3r Please try current 5.75 bundle from https://releases.wekan.team/raspi3/ , I made some fixes

arm64 dockerfile has not been tested, I don't know does it work

There is currently Snap and Docker versions only for x64

I have not done arm64/s390x/ppl64le versions yet

I did also make changes to arm64 bundle build scripts https://github.com/wekan/wekan/blob/master/releases/maintainer-make-bundle-a.sh

it does now add fibers correctly

I was originally using the 5.75 bundle from 12/11 and I don't see an update after that. I did try the arm64 dockerfile but that is a qemu based cross compile on amd64. It worked up to a point and then stopped with an invalid exec error which seemed due to trying to run (maybe) arm code on the amd.

What I'll try next is the 5.75 bundle outside of docker but my endgame is always to run in docker as that gives me more isolation. Failing that I'll try the amd64 docker compose with latest and see how that goes.

The dockerfile I have that works fine with 5.17 is very simple - bases on Ubuntu Groovy, adds a few utils for the OS (wget and zip), downloads and unzips Pi3 bundle, installs the node release and adds the start scripts reference which I have outside the docker so I can easily modify if required.

Rgds

Currently Docker and Snap is amd64. I'm now trying to add arm64/s390x/ppc64le

adding is in progress, not ready yet

Great - my 5.17 works fine as is so I'm safe till then :-)

well.... I have gone to the dark side and started migrating all my Pi apps onto an amd64 Debian host so the arm64 issue isn't one for me any more :-) As an aside - is there any exposure to the Log4J vulnerability? I can't imagine there is but definitive confirmation would be great.

@b3lt3r https://github.com/wekan/wekan/issues/4233

You are the 4th that asked about Log4j. When there is no Java code in WeKan at all.

And no Log4j at all.

ok - thank you, good to be certain!

Other Q. My dates all display in American m/d/y format. My browser is set to English (UK), my Linux desktop is set en_gb as is my linux server that the docker runs on. I log in with language English (UK) and always see dates is mm/dd/yyy format.....

WeKan ® Version 5.84.0 Meteor version 2.2 Node version 12.22.7 MongoDB version 4.4.10

I've used a new private browser, cleared cache but still it shows in US date format