No suitable JDBC driver found for database type: PostgreSQL with Teamcity when jar file is there





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I have been trying to set up a TeamCity instance in Docker, and when I try to migrate from the internal DB - which I successfully removed - TeamCity doesn't find the JDBC driver for PostgreSQL with the error: No suitable JDBC driver found for database type: PostgreSQL. The Docker container has the TEAMCITY_DATA_PATH set to /data/teamcity_server/datadir, and



$TEAMCITY_DATA_PATH/lib/ contains this:



/data/teamcity_server/datadir/lib/

└── jdbc

    └── postgresql-42.2.5.jar


all in accordance with the mother-os's files mapped to that of the container.



The database.properties file in case it's needed:



connectionUrl=jdbc:postgresql://mydbserver.com:5432





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    I have been trying to set up a TeamCity instance in Docker, and when I try to migrate from the internal DB - which I successfully removed - TeamCity doesn't find the JDBC driver for PostgreSQL with the error: No suitable JDBC driver found for database type: PostgreSQL. The Docker container has the TEAMCITY_DATA_PATH set to /data/teamcity_server/datadir, and



    $TEAMCITY_DATA_PATH/lib/ contains this:



    /data/teamcity_server/datadir/lib/
    
└── jdbc
    
    └── postgresql-42.2.5.jar


    all in accordance with the mother-os's files mapped to that of the container.



    The database.properties file in case it's needed:



    connectionUrl=jdbc:postgresql://mydbserver.com:5432





    postgresql jdbc teamcity







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      I have been trying to set up a TeamCity instance in Docker, and when I try to migrate from the internal DB - which I successfully removed - TeamCity doesn't find the JDBC driver for PostgreSQL with the error: No suitable JDBC driver found for database type: PostgreSQL. The Docker container has the TEAMCITY_DATA_PATH set to /data/teamcity_server/datadir, and



      $TEAMCITY_DATA_PATH/lib/ contains this:



      /data/teamcity_server/datadir/lib/
      
└── jdbc
      
    └── postgresql-42.2.5.jar


      all in accordance with the mother-os's files mapped to that of the container.



      The database.properties file in case it's needed:



      connectionUrl=jdbc:postgresql://mydbserver.com:5432





      postgresql jdbc teamcity







      share|improve this question














      I have been trying to set up a TeamCity instance in Docker, and when I try to migrate from the internal DB - which I successfully removed - TeamCity doesn't find the JDBC driver for PostgreSQL with the error: No suitable JDBC driver found for database type: PostgreSQL. The Docker container has the TEAMCITY_DATA_PATH set to /data/teamcity_server/datadir, and



      $TEAMCITY_DATA_PATH/lib/ contains this:



      /data/teamcity_server/datadir/lib/
      
└── jdbc
      
    └── postgresql-42.2.5.jar


      all in accordance with the mother-os's files mapped to that of the container.



      The database.properties file in case it's needed:



      connectionUrl=jdbc:postgresql://mydbserver.com:5432





      postgresql jdbc teamcity




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