Nextcloud using old redis host

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Hello everyone,

it seems my nextcloud installation is still trying to use my old redis hostname to connect to redis. That obviously fails and there are a lot of redis errors following right afterwards.

System Information

Nextcloud version: Nextcloud Hub 7 (28.0.5)
Operating system and version : Linux 5.15.0-107-generic x86_64 (Running in Docker)
PHP version 8.2.19

Output of occ

www-data@410f5db6b3fa:~/html$ php occ config:system:get redis     
host: redis_nextcloud
password: 
port: 6379

Output of nextloud log:

[no app in context] Fatal: Could not boot workflowengine: php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo for nextcloud_redis failed: Name or service not known
	von ? von -- um 21.05.2024, 13:55:00

To me it seems inside the config shown by occ I have the correct host redis_nextcloud.

But in the log it seems php_network_getaddresses still tries to use nextcloud_redis. That is the old value but I am trying to refactor my docker stack to use a coherent naming scheme. I did reboot the container (and the machine) multiple times but somehow it still tries to use the old value.

Any idea where else what I have to change?

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Check the REDIS_HOST (and related) values in your Docker Compose file. The REDIS* values there will override your main config.php (since they flow through the redis.config.php in the Docker image).

At least if this is the micro-services image.

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I feel dumb. I checked the values but of course I missed it on the cron image. Seems to work fine now.

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