PR contains two commits, one only for documentation, one for yml fix, both are related to the same issue.
Goal
Improve documentation and prevent future misunderstandings due to the user being unaware of certain variables.
Add missing mounts for the multi PHP setup.
Description
Documentation Commit
The following variables:
MYSQL_BACKUP_USER
MYSQL_BACKUP_PASS
MYSQL_BACKUP_HOST
Are used for generating the mysqldump-secure configuration file as can be seen here
In case they are missing from the .env file, the mysqldump-secure command cannot be run successfully on containers other than the default one due to different username/password.
Multi PHP issue
Here the issue was that the backups directory was not mounting to the given container, probably because of the missing declaration. Was added and tested, now mysqldump-secure should be able to write to the host directory regardless from which container it is started.
Fixes for issue #985
PR contains two commits, one only for documentation, one for
ymlfix, both are related to the same issue.Goal
Improve documentation and prevent future misunderstandings due to the user being unaware of certain variables. Add missing mounts for the multi PHP setup.
Description
Documentation Commit
The following variables:
MYSQL_BACKUP_USERMYSQL_BACKUP_PASSMYSQL_BACKUP_HOSTAre used for generating the
mysqldump-secureconfiguration file as can be seen here In case they are missing from the.envfile, themysqldump-securecommand cannot be run successfully on containers other than the default one due to different username/password.Multi PHP issue
Here the issue was that the
backupsdirectory was not mounting to the given container, probably because of the missing declaration. Was added and tested, nowmysqldump-secureshould be able to write to the host directory regardless from which container it is started.