While testing a new Dockerfile for the speedtest based on the Alpine image I noticed the default dashboard isn't loading into the Grafana image. This was known to be working prior to v0.3.1 but neither change in v0.3.1 influenced the creation of the Grafana image so I'm uncertain what introduced this issue. Investigating...

I tried to fugure this out by myself, but I'm unfortunately new to Docker and Grafan and am more used to Lua and C++ then Python :( When i try to run this as stated in another issue the Dashborad does not load completly, specifically it can't load data.

Going through the logs the speedtest_grafana container I was able to find what I think causes the problem:

logger=sqlstore t=2022-02-18T08:02:09.9+0000 lvl=info msg="Connecting to DB" dbtype=sqlite3

logger=migrator t=2022-02-18T08:02:09.91+0000 lvl=info msg="Starting DB migrations"

logger=migrator t=2022-02-18T08:02:09.92+0000 lvl=info msg="migrations completed" performed=0 skipped=381 duration=459.934µs

And a little later: 18T08:05:18.44+0000 lvl=eror msg="Could not execute query" err="unable to open database file: no such file or directory" query="SELECT\n timestamp AS \"time\",\n avg(download_bandwidth)\nFROM speedtest\nORDER BY timestamp"

Here are the complete logs I was looking at. The restart request for the plugin does not go away when: - restarting the speedtest_grafana container - restarting the speedtest_aio container - restarting speedtest_aio-master - Restarting docker and the docker engine - restarting the entire PC

Most other error before, such as Grafana not loading, Dashboard not accessible were able to be treated by restarting a view times (probably some kind of restart requirments for Plugins. as given on the very top of the first page)

Sadly the speedtest_aio container for me has no logged events what so ever, eventhough my guess after looking through the volume and checking the place the database is supposed to be stored the this container should have the sqlite file, but the var/lib//db directory where the database should be is empty.

I then ended up looking at the speedtest_aio.py file and realisedt, that non of the errors defined in there and related to the database where thrown.

Since I don't know python to well the only Ideas I have at this point are:

• The file is never run thus not creating the database
• On the webpage of sqlite it states to create a new file with squlite test.db however teting .sqlite was no problem during my testing.

I hope the data provided can help solving it (or you can tell me what I can do to fix it) :)