Closed perler closed 5 years ago
It is created for both @localhost
and @127.0.0.1
, but not for @%
. I thought this was common with how other MySQL-based images do it, is it not?
not sure about this, but I wonder how I am I supposed to access the cluster, if I can only access it from localhost? Or am I supposed to use an SQL-proxy and put it into the cluster network with an exposed port to the outside world?
There are several ways and I suppose the idea is to err on the side of security. You can easily add a less secure root account if you like either manually or via an init script, but there is nothing requiring it to even be named 'root' and not all users will want it to be '%', they may want it more restricted. But for starters:
docker exec -it <container_name> mysql
I just checked the latest Docker mariadb container and it looks like they added a $MYSQL_ROOT_HOST
variable which can be used to specify a host other than localhost. Would need to port that change over to this image though as the docker-entrypoint.sh
is replaced.
this would be nice, please update this ticket..
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I just checked the latest Docker mariadb container and it looks like they added a $MYSQL_ROOT_HOST variable which can be used to specify a host other than localhost. Would need to port that change over to this image though as the docker-entrypoint.sh is replaced.
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Added MYSQL_ROOT_HOST and MYSQL_ROOT_SOCKET_AUTH variables.
when trying to access the mariadb cluster we get:
access denied for user 'root'@'10.255.0.2'
we are quite certain that we use the password from .secrets/mysql_root_password but wonder if the user created in the mariadb instance is for @localhost only?