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I had same issue for some reasson you cannot change that values leave them default |
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Hi, I habe the same problem using Raspberry Pi 4 and docker. I didn't change the name and pssword section but it's maybe not relevant, is it? I don't know what the problem is really so if anyone can help maybe?:) |
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Hi, the reason is that the password is not set for a MySQL user. To fix this, modify your # MySQL variables
MYSQL_DATABASE=plantit
MYSQL_USER=plantit
MYSQL_PASSWORD=secure_password
MYSQL_RANDOM_ROOT_PASSWORD=true
# planit variables
MYSQL_USERNAME=${MYSQL_USER}
MYSQL_PSW=${MYSQL_PASSWORD} |
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I'm running debian bookworm:
And I feel like i have some computer familiarity, but I guess I'm a bit new to docker, and it refuses to set up.
I'm using the basic install from the main page. I set random values for these variables in server.env
I had to modify the .yml to say
version: '3'and the top after removing:name: plant-itOther than that I've made no changes.
I ran:
sudo docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml upso that I could see the output.The last thing in the output was:
Any tips for how to get this to work?
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