Closed devinmatte closed 2 years ago
I don't believe we need to do this for either fpm variant, because neither of those should include Apache.
Aside from that, this looks good to me, thanks for the contribution.
Makes sense, I did a quick pass again, hope it's good this time
Okay added an apachectl configtest
to the statement. It looks like CI jobs aren't getting run because I'm a first time contributor, but from my read this looks good to go. Thanks for the quick review!
👋 I saw there were a few new commits in master
. I updated the PR against master
to see if that better passes CI
👋 I saw there were a few new commits in
master
. I updated the PR againstmaster
to see if that better passes CI
Thanks, I did some testing improvements to easily add a new test for this one
I don't believe we need to do this for either fpm variant, because neither of those should include Apache.
I added 5ab888d0d484293b236fabea1ccfd062e72d902a on our update script to handle this. And updated the files: b936b8ebd118cddaab53da31266dc016d70b43fe
wave I saw there were a few new commits in
master
. I updated the PR againstmaster
to see if that better passes CIThanks, I did some testing improvements to easily add a new test for this one
Here is the test: 3c16423f78fb73ebf26c406d68ae027bfcd18424
Thank you for this contribution @devinmatte !
It is live on https://hub.docker.com/_/phpmyadmin !
To deal with both #340 and #187, this PR allows for a new Environment variable
APACHE_PORT
to change the default port from80
to something user defined. If unset, it remains using port 80Fixes: #340