jasonyang-ee
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11 months ago hmm, yeah, I didn't read the guide. I will do it on the readme-vars.yml.
Closed jasonyang-ee closed 11 months ago
jasonyang-ee
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11 months ago hmm, yeah, I didn't read the guide. I will do it on the readme-vars.yml.
LinuxServer-CI
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11 months ago | I am a bot, here are the test results for this PR: https://ci-tests.linuxserver.io/lspipepr/bookstack/v23.06.2-pkg-f1616480-dev-b270eaf8a27a2f3b96710498c1b005e97de577b0-pr-182/index.html https://ci-tests.linuxserver.io/lspipepr/bookstack/v23.06.2-pkg-f1616480-dev-b270eaf8a27a2f3b96710498c1b005e97de577b0-pr-182/shellcheck-result.xml | Tag | Passed |
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| amd64-v23.06.2-pkg-f1616480-dev-b270eaf8a27a2f3b96710498c1b005e97de577b0-pr-182 | ✅ | |
| arm64v8-v23.06.2-pkg-f1616480-dev-b270eaf8a27a2f3b96710498c1b005e97de577b0-pr-182 | ✅ |
per linuxserver/mariadb/, the required DATABASE_PASSWORD must > 4
Description:
The user manual on this repo did not sync with it's dependency https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/mariadb/.
Per mariadb image, the required DATABASE_PASSWORD must greater than 4 characters.
Benefits of this PR and context:
New user who sets password less than 4 char will cause error similar to database connection issue where previous issues are all arguing DB_PASS or DB_PASSWORD which is not the solution here.
In short, it is extremely difficult to troubleshoot this error. Eventually, I decided to RTFM for one layer up which discovered the solution. This update to README should help preventing future user to pull their hair out.
** PR rule says don't PR for README typo. But this is manual content change. :)
How Has This Been Tested?
Test: setting longer password worked and short password does not. Hardware: Raspberry PI 4B. OS: Raspberry PI OS lite, arm64/v8
Source / References:
https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-mariadb#parameters