[Bug Report] mango.db is not persistent in the Docker Image

[LostOnTheLine]

Describe the bug
The Mango.db file defaults to a location that is not saved in the Docker-Compose provided with the Docker Image. It is saved in /root while it mounts /root/mango. If one does not change the location in the config file the database is lost on a restart. & then you have to delete the cache, & start from scratch, getting a new admin password & creating new users

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Run the docker as it's specified on DockerHub
Create a user
Add a manga
Stop the container/stack
Start the container/stack

Expected behavior
Your users are supposed to be kept between sessions

Environment (please complete the following information):

• OS: Docker Desktop on Windows
• Browser N/A
• Mango Version: v0.27.0

Docker (if you are running Mango in a Docker container)

• The docker-compose.yml file you are using, or your .env file.

version: '3'
services:
  mango:
    image: hkalexling/mango
    container_name: mango
    ports:
      - 9001:9000
    environment:
      - TZ=America/Phoenix    #Though this doesn't seem to work as the logs are still in GMT
    volumes:
      - /k/mango/mango:/root/mango
      - /k/mango/config:/root/.config/mango
      - /k/mango/mango.db:/root/mango.db    # This was added to fix the problem. optionally you could mount the whole "/Root" directory but it's already not ideal that the library & upload directories are within the mango directory where the queue.db & other persistent files live

Additional context
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[hkalexling]

Yes it was a typo and has been fixed in #337. I am just too busy to make a proper release. Will do it this week. Keeping this issue opened for now until the release is out.

[Tzrlk]

I am just too busy to make a proper release.

I feel this in my bones.

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The workaround (though this should be obvious):

• Run up any configuration of the image without the database mounted.
• Assume that the container name is "mango".
• docker cp mango:/root/mango.db /opt/mango/mango.db
• /opt/mango/mango.db:/root/mango/mango.db:rw
• profit.

[hkmelee]

or
cp /root/mango.db /root/.config/mango/
vi /root/.config/mango/config.yml
db_path: /root/.config/mango/mango.db
It FIX.