@d0ugmac1 I have more info, including a link to a WIP branch with some testing documentation in this issue: https://github.com/mbentley/docker-omada-controller/issues/356

@d0ugmac1 Just ensuring that the user has access to `omada` and `omada_data`. The controller itself handles the schema if it has access.

Turns out that I can just include the username and password in the URI and it works fine as long as I have setup the databases ahead of time.

I am curious if there is any sort of documentation anywhere that has a complete list of properties that would be required in order to configure MongoDB as an external service instead of being built...

I tried to write up some instructions based on what someone on Reddit found that might resolve the issue or at least help someone from TP-Link look at what might be the issue and how they can fix it...

@ddtt1024 I doubt it has anything to do with a controller running in Docker unless there was something modified in the init script in 5.12.7 that I didn't see. I run my controller in Docker but I...