So, I upgraded my server to the latest Ubuntu release and Wallabag broke. I remember I had a tough time upgrading Wallabag. So this time, I decided to run it as a Docker container to avoid issues.
Unfortunately, this also had a few challenges!
Most of the stuff on my server run using flat files or SQLite databases, so I referred to the official Wallabag docs for running it on Docker. It gave the docker run command, but I wanted it as a docker-compose.yml file instead.
I had upgraded PHP from 7.2 to 7.3 on my server and suddenly Wallabag stopped working!
I got some weird error like –
PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted
I guessed it had something to do with the PHP upgrade. So, I decided to upgrade Wallabag as well.
That’s when the problems started!
Continue readingAfter I got Shaarli setup, I realized that a lot of bookmarks I had imported had broken links and I had no idea what those links were and what they contained.
This caused me a bit of grief, until I came across this software called Wallabag.
Wallabag promised to save pages to my server after cleaning up scripts and unnecessary junk from the html pages.
And the best part was I could choose from Shaarli which pages to save for posterity in Wallabag!
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