Unable to do fresh install of 2.4.93

[mtaponen]

I have been running UISP on my raspberry for couple of years using your image & docker compose.

Now I stubled on some problem for which the root cause was full SD card and root-volume.
On recovering from that issue I'm now trying to do a fresh install by:

1. pulling the latest image

#  docker pull nico640/docker-unms:2.4.93
2.4.93: Pulling from nico640/docker-unms
Digest: sha256:3914b46c08a392a8f6ae4b08bf71762b89c6e500fd3d7ab1bf1ed1db5e30a960
Status: Downloaded newer image for nico640/docker-unms:2.4.93
docker.io/nico640/docker-unms:2.4.93

2. mv:ing both config and data directories under the uisp- directory and creating empty placeholders
3. starting the service with docker compose
   (the plan was then get a plain instance running and recovering the backups through GUI)

Now two problems occur
a) Postgres cannot connect to localhost
Workaround:
I was able to recover from this by editing the postgresql.conf and making it to listen '*' instead of the localhost which is default

b) I get the following error regarding DB migrations:

uisp-unms-1  | {"message":"There is a migration registered in database for which there is no source code. This can happen when you update to an incompatible UISP version, please update to a newer one.","channel":"verify_database_migrations_integrity.sh","datetime":"2024-05-10T16:50:44+03:00","severity":"CRITICAL","level":500}

Now - this could well be that it is something I have cast upon myself, but wanted to report. If I resolve this myself, I will comment the workaround or root cause to this issue.
My setup is Raspberry 4(b?) + Synology NAS for data-directory mounts

$ docker --version
Docker version 20.10.22, build 3a2c30b

[mtaponen]

Seems that this is somehow due to my setup being that the docker- volumes reside on NFS - for some reason this causes issues even when I have created 911-user and can see that the file-level rights are properly set by the container.
WIll update the issue when I get confirmation from my testst that this actually is the root-cause