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Hi,
Did you change any default value? Just to understand if some extra configuration is the culprit
Facing similar issues
Hi,
Is this happening on a fresh installation?
e0cde9c0f2afAfter the installation is complete, everything runs smoothly. However, after a reboot, issues arise, and it no longer works.
Hi everyone!
Could you please share the exact chart version you're using? Could you also provide the chart parameters (provided via values.yaml
or using the --set
flag) you used to install your Helm release? Please exclusively provide the parameters you customized avoiding the ones with default values.
Note: you can easily obtain the above parameters using
helm get values RELEASE_NAME
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Seems to be an issue when using Helm 3.15.4 and potentially MariaDB chart version 12.2, then performing an helm upgrade on this.
The upgrade consists of only updating the values.yaml image tag only by updating the MariaDB image from 10.11.4-debian-11-r12->10.11.9-debian-12-r0. Then running helm upgrade bitnami/mariadb -f values.yaml
When using helm 3.15.4, the chart will upgrade to 19.0.5 and the upgrade fails and yields the "mysqld: Can't create/write to file './ddl_recovery.log' (Errcode: 13 "Permission denied")" error above.
When using Helm 3.12.1, the chart will upgrade to 14.1.4 - the upgrade will be successful, MariaDB runs fine.
Was able to reproduce this for a few different database instances.
Hi @DenisKorkut-bcgov
The chart version you upgrade to doesn't depend on whether you're using Helm 3.12.1
or 3.15.4
, it depends on the latest version you have in the Helm repo cache. By running helm repo update
, you'll update your local repositories and upgrading should target the latest version (which is 19.0.5
at this very moment), see:
$ helm repo update --help
Update gets the latest information about charts from the respective chart repositories.
Information is cached locally, where it is used by commands like 'helm search'.
(...)
Regarding the issue you're facing, it might be related with the changes we introduced at 17.0.0
that implied using a read-only filesystem, see:
Take a look to the workaround documented on the section above.
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Name and Version
mariadb
What architecture are you using?
arm64
What steps will reproduce the bug?
after reboot it will show errors:
What is the expected behavior?
No response
What do you see instead?
Additional information
No response