Docker container is stuck at "Performing initial database setup..."

Running on debian bullseye amd64. When I start the container via "docker compose up" after building it I get this message over and over

```
matrix-eno-bot | 2022-10-07 17:31:20,115 | storage [INFO] Performing initial database setup...
matrix-eno-bot exited with code 1
```

Below are my configs:

commands.yaml

```
#
# ***** Initialization *****
# This is an example command dictionary configuration. Mind you, this is an
# example configuration meant to convey the structure of the configuration
# file. It will probably not work as is in your environment.
# So, copy this file to "commands.yaml". Then modify and adjust
# "commands.yaml" to suit your needs. E.g. On Linux you would do

# $ cp commands.yaml.example commands.yaml
# $ nano commands.yaml # adjust to your needs, especially the paths!

# ***** Paths *****

# The bot needs to find your commands. For that the bot uses the PATH
# variable. By adjusting the "paths" values below you can add additional
# paths to the system PATH variable. If the bot is using commands that
# are not already on the system PATH, you must add the additional command
# paths below.
# Furthermore, make sure the bot has read and execute access
# to the commands, otherwise they won't work.
# Here we show two example command paths. Adjust them as needed.
paths:
- /home/minnix/.local/lib/matrix-eno-bot/eno/scripts
- /home/minnix/.local/etc/matrix-eno-bot/bin

# ***** Commands *****

# Commands are a list of specifications for your bot commands.
# The children of the "commands" key are the command names.
# Command names are nick names like "alert" or "backup".
# Each command, listed by its name, has the following
# keys (or properties):
#
# cmd: string: name of the command, executable, or script.
# The bot will attempt to execute this command when
# triggered. The bot will call this "cmd" and pass
# the given arguments to it.
# Example: "date" (a command provided by the OS)
# help: string: help string explaining the command.
# This is useful when you forget how use the command.
# The help string provided will be listed and shown with
# the 'help' command of the bot.
# Example: "returns the current date of the server"
# regex: string: regex pattern whose matches are valid ways to call the
# command.
# If a bot message matches a regular expression, then the
# corresponding command will be executed.
# If a bot message matched multiple regular expressions,
# only the first matching command will be executed!
# It is recommended that the regular expressions are used
# such that they are mutually exclusive to avoid
# situation where one messages matches multiple regular
# expressions.
# When the "regex" matches the "cmd" will be triggered.
# Example: "^date$" (only the exact string of "date"
# will match)
# markdown_convert: true or false: Specifies whether the message reply has
# been formatted in markdown.
# The bot will convert this markdown-formatted input
# and convert it into an HTML-like format understood by
# Matrix, so that the bot reply shows up visually as
# nice as the markdown input.
# Defaults to true.
# Example: Your command output is a markdown formatted
# string such as "I *really* like it!" Set
# markdown_convert to true and the receiver gets the
# text "I really like it!" with the word "really"
# visually in italic. In short, use "true", whenever
# your command output is a markdown-formatted string;
# false otherwise.
# formatted: true or false: Specifies whether message reply will
# be sent as a formatted message.
# Defaults to true.
# code: true or false: Specifies whether message reply will
# be formatted as a code block with fixed-size font.
# If set to "true", "markdown_convert" will be ignored.
# Defaults to false.
# split: string: if this string is set, splits the message reply
# into multiple messages wherever the string specified in
# split occurs.
# Defaults to None, no message splitting by default.
# Example: "\n\n\n" (Wherever the command output contains
# two empty lines, the output will be split. Each piece
# will be sent as a separate reply message.
commands:

# There are 3 kinds of commands.
# a) built-in commands
# b) pre-packed commands provided by the matrix-eno-bot repo
# c) your custom commands that you can add
# To add your custom commands go to the end of file, you will
# find a "Custom commands" header there. Add them there.

# Built-in commands
# ---------------
# help : "help" is a reserved word, so don't use it as a custom command!
# reload : "reload" is a reserved word, so don't use it as a custom command!

# Pre-packed commands provided by the matrix-eno-bot repo
# -------------------------------------------------------

# alert if too many resources are used, best to use with cron
alert:
regex: "alert$|^alert .*$|^alarm$|^alarm .*|^alert.sh$"
cmd: alert.sh
help: shows if any CPU, RAM, or disk thresholds have been exceeded
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: true
# perform a backup to disk
backup:
regex: "^backup$|^backup .*$|^backup.sh$"
cmd: backup.sh
help: performs backup on server
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: true
# get BTC ticker
btc:
regex: "^btc$|^btc .*$|^bitcoin$|^btc.sh$"
cmd: btc.sh
help: gives Bitcoin BTC price info
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: true
# get cheatsheets, see https://github.com/cheat/cheat
cheatsheet:
regex: "^cheat$|^cheatsheet$|^chuleta$|^cheat.sh$|^cheat .*$|^cheatsheet .*$|^chuleta .*$|^cheat.sh .*$"
cmd: cheat
help: get cheatsheets, see https://github.com/cheat/cheat
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: true
# check status and look for updates
# see also: upgrade
check:
regex: "^check$|^chk$|^status$|^state$|^check .*$|^chk .*|^status .*$|^state .*$|^check.sh$|^check.sh .*"
cmd: check.sh
help: check status, health status, updates, etc.
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: false
# CPU temperature, to monitor the CPU temperatures
cputemp:
regex: "^cpu$|^temp$|^temperature$|^celsius$|^cputemp.*$|^hot$|^chaud$"
cmd: cputemp.sh
help: give the current CPU temperatures
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: false
# get date and time
datetime:
regex: "^date$|^time$|^tiempo$|^hora$|^temps$|^heure$|^heures$|^datum$|^zeit$|^datetime.sh$"
cmd: datetime.sh
help: give current date and time of server
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: true
# duckduckgo
ddg:
regex: "^ddg$|^ddg .*$|^duck$|^duck .*$|^duckduckgo$|^duckduckgo .*$|^search$|^search .*|^ddg.sh$|^ddg.sh .*"
cmd: ddg.sh
help: search the web with DuckDuckGo search
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: false
# disk space, monitor disk space
disks:
regex: "^disks$|^disk$|^full$|^space$|^disks.sh$"
cmd: disks.sh
help: see how full your disks or mountpoints are
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: true
# echo, trivial example to have the bot respond
echo:
regex: "^echo$|^echo .*"
cmd: echo.py
help: bot echoes back your input
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: false
# get ETH ticker
eth:
regex: "^eth$|^eth .*$|^ethereum$|^eth.sh$"
cmd: eth.sh
help: gives Ethereum price info
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: true
# get firewall settings
firewall:
regex: "^firewall$|^fw$|^firewall .*$|^firewall.sh$"
cmd: firewall.sh
help: list the firewall settings and configuration
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: true
# get a compliment, hello
hello:
regex: "^salut$|^ciao$|^hallo$|^hi$|^servus$|^hola$|^hello$|^hello .*$|^bonjour$|^bonne nuit$|^hello.sh$"
cmd: hello.sh
help: gives you a friendly compliment
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: false
# Hacker News
hn:
regex: "^hn$|^hn .*$|^hn.sh$|^hn.sh .*"
cmd: hn.sh
help: read Hacker News, fetches front page headlines from Hacker News
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: false
# Messari News
mn:
regex: "^mn$|^mn .*$|^mn.sh$|^mn.sh .*"
cmd: mn.sh
help: read Messari News, fetches the latest news articles from Messari
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: false
split: "\n\n\n"
# message of the day
motd:
regex: "^motd|^motd .*|^motd.sh$"
cmd: motd.sh
help: gives you the Linux Message Of The Day
# platform info
platforminfo:
regex: "^platform$|^platform .*|^platforminfo.py$"
cmd: platforminfo.py
help: give hardware and operating system platform information
# ps, host status
ps:
regex: "^ps$|^ps .*|^ps.sh$"
cmd: ps.sh
help: print current CPU, RAM and Disk utilization of server
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: true
# restart, reset
restart:
regex: "^restart$|^reset$|^restart .*$|^reset .*$|^restart.sh$|^restart.sh .*"
cmd: restart.sh
help: restart the bot itself, or Matrix services
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: false
# RSS
rss:
regex: "^rss$|^feed$|^rss .*$|^feed .*$|^rss.sh$|^rss.sh .*"
cmd: rss.sh
help: read RSS feeds
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: false
split: "\n\n\n"
# Stock-to-flow
s2f:
regex: "^s2f$|^mys2f.py.*|^flow$|^s2f|^flow .*$|^s2f .$|^s-to-f$|^stock-to-flow .*$|^eyf$|^eyf .*$|^e-y-f$"
cmd: s2f.sh
help: give Stock-to-flow info
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: true
# tides
tides:
regex: "^tide$|^tides$|^marea|^mareas|^tide .*$|^tides .*$|^marea .*$|^mareas .*$|^gehzeiten .*$|^tides.sh$|^tides.sh .*"
cmd: tides.sh
help: give tidal forecast
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: false
# top CPU, MEM consumers
top:
regex: "^top$|^top .*|^top.sh$|^top.sh .*"
cmd: top.sh
help: list 5 top CPU and RAM consuming processes
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: true
# get TOTP 2FA pin
totp:
regex: "^otp$|^totp$|^otp .*$|^totp .*$"
cmd: totp.sh
help: get 2FA Two-factor-authentication TOTP PIN via bot message
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: false
# twitter
twitter:
regex: "^tweet$|^twitter$|^tweet .*$|^twitter .*$|^twitter.sh$|^twitter.sh .*"
cmd: twitter.sh
help: read latest user tweets from Twitter
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: false
# update components
update:
regex: "^update$|^upgrade$|^update .*$|^upgrade .*$|^update.sh$|^update.sh .*"
cmd: update.sh
help: update operating sytem
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: false
# list matrix users by issuing a REST API query
users:
regex: "^usr$|^user$|^users$|^users .*$|^users.sh$"
cmd: users.sh
help: list registered Matrix users
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: true
# wake up PC via wake-on-LAN
wake:
regex: "^wake$|^wakeup$|^wake .*$|^wakeup .*$|^wakelan .*$|^wake.sh$|^wake .*"
cmd: wake.sh
help: wake up another PC via LAN
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: false
# waves and surf conditions
# see also: tides
waves:
regex: "^wave$|^waves$|^wave .*$|^waves .*$|^surf$|^surf .*$|^waves.sh$"
cmd: waves.sh
help: give waves and surf forecast
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: true
# get weather forecast
weather:
regex: "^weather$|^tiempo$|^wetter$|^temps$|^weather .*$|^tiempo .*$|^eltiempo .*$|^wetter .*$|^temps .*$|^weather.sh$|^weather.sh .*"
cmd: weather.sh
help: give weather forecast
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: true
# fetch web pages
web:
regex: "^www$|^web$|^web .*$|^www .*$|^browse$|^browse .*|^web.sh$|^web.sh .*"
cmd: web.sh
help: surf the web, get a web page (JavaScript pages not supported)
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: false
# whoami
whoami:
regex: "^w$|^who$|^whoami$"
cmd: whoami.py
help: return information about the user, whose unix account is running the bot
markdown_convert: false
formatted: true
code: false

# Custom commands
# ---------------

# add your custom commands here

# End of commands configuration file

```

config.yaml

```
# Welcome to the sample config file
# Below you will find various config sections and options
# Default values are shown

# The string to prefix messages with to talk to the bot in group chats
# Changed from original "!c" to "1z! because on cell phone "!c" seems too
# complicated.
command_prefix: "1z"

# Options for connecting to the bot's Matrix account
matrix:
# The Matrix User ID of the bot account
user_id: "@lugbot:minnix.dev"
# Matrix account password
user_password: ""

# Matrix account access token
# To create a new Matrix device for the bot, use and set the `user_password`
# field. Once the device exists, you can optionally replace the
# `user_password` with the `access_token` field. Using the `access_token`
# field is slightly safer as it does not expose the password of the bot
# account. You can use only one or the other: either use the `user_password`
# or the `access_token` field. You can find the access token in the Matrix
# client where you have registered the bot account or you can find it in
# the bot log file. If the logging options are set accordingly the access
# token will be logged to the bot log file.
# Default: commented out
# access_token: "PutYourLongAccessTokenHere"

# The URL of the homeserver to connect to
homeserver_url: https://matrix.minnix.dev
# The device ID that is **non pre-existing** device
# If this device ID already exists, messages will be dropped
# silently in encrypted rooms
device_id: lugbot_serverid
# What to name the device? Often referred to as device name or display name.
device_name: lugbot
# Should the bot trust all the devices of its own Matrix account?
# Default: false
# If false, nothing is done. After login, no device will be automatically
# trusted.
# If true, once at startup, after logging in, the bot device will
# automatically establish trust to all other devices of the bot account.
trust_own_devices: false
# Do you want to change the device_name of the already existing bot?
# Default: false
# If false, nothing is done. After creation, device_name will be ignored.
# If true, device_name of bot will be changed to value given in device_name.
change_device_name: false
# encrytion is enabled by default

storage:
# The path to the database
database_filepath: "bot.db"
# The path to a directory for internal bot storage
# containing encryption keys, sync tokens, etc.
store_filepath: "./store"
# The path to the command dictionary configuration file
command_dict_filepath: "./commands.yaml"

# Logging setup
logging:
# Logging level
# Allowed levels are 'INFO', 'WARNING', 'ERROR', 'DEBUG'
# where DEBUG is most verbose
level: INFO
# Configure logging to a file
file_logging:
# Whether logging to a file is enabled
enabled: false
# The path to the file to log to. May be relative or absolute
filepath: bot.log
# Configure logging to the console output
console_logging:
# Whether logging to the console is enabled
enabled: true

```

docker-compose.yaml

```
version: '3'

services:
matrix-eno-bot:
container_name: matrix-eno-bot
image: 'matrix-eno-bot:latest'
build: '.'
restart: always
volumes:
- /home/minnix/lugbot/matrix-eno-bot/config.yaml:/bot/config.yaml
- /home/minnix/lugbot/matrix-eno-bot/commands.yaml:/bot/commands.yaml
- /home/minnix/lugbot/matrix-eno-bot/bot.db:/bot/bot.db
- /home/minnix/lugbot/matrix-eno-bot/store/:/bot/store/
stop_signal: SIGINT
```

Any help would be appreciated thanks.