Root connexion to mariadb with a password

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Hello
I want to use a password when connecting to maraiadb (mariadb -u root -p).
But with my code connexioon est ok without a pw (maraidb -u root)
I have thhe following .env :
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=123
MYSQL_DATABASE=wordpress
MYSQL_USER=wordpress_user
MYSQL_PASSWORD=123

WORDPRESS_DB_HOST=mariadb
WORDPRESS_DB_USER=wp_user
WORDPRESS_DB_PASSWORD=wp_password
WORDPRESS_DB_NAME=wordpress

I have bind mounts volumes.
The problem remains even after clearing the volumes content.
Any clue ?

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We need more context, just providing some env vars isn’t enough. What command or compose file do you use?

3

Thank you for your message.
My docker-compose.yml :slight_smile:
services:

mariadb:

build:

  context: ./requirements/mariadb

container_name: mariadb

image: mariadb

volumes:

  - /home/jfgeny/data/mariadb:/var/lib/mysql

networks:

  - inception

restart: always

healthcheck:

  test: ["CMD", "mysqladmin", "ping", "--socket=/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock"]

  interval: 10s

  timeout: 5s

  retries: 3

env_file:

  - ./.env

wordpress:

build:

  context: ./requirements/wordpress

container_name: wordpress

image: wordpress

volumes:

  - /home/jfgeny/data/wordpress:/var/www/html

depends_on:

  mariadb:

    condition: service_healthy

networks:

  - inception

restart: always

healthcheck:

  test: ["CMD", "pidof", "php-fpm7.4"]

  interval: 30s

  timeout: 10s

  retries: 3

env_file:

  - ./.env

nginx:

build:

  context: ./requirements/nginx

container_name: nginx

image: nginx

volumes:

  - /home/jfgeny/data/wordpress:/var/www/html

ports:

  - "443:443"

depends_on:

  wordpress:

    condition: service_healthy

healthcheck:

  test: ["CMD", "curl", "-k", "-f", "https://localhost/"]

  interval: 30s

  timeout: 10s

  retries: 3        

networks:

  - inception

restart: always

env_file:

  - ./.env

networks:

inception:

driver: bridge
4

I sent an old .env (sorry). The right one :
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=123

MYSQL_DATABASE=wordpress

MYSQL_USER=wp_user

MYSQL_PASSWORD=123

WORDPRESS_DB_HOST=mariadb

WORDPRESS_DB_USER=wp_user

WORDPRESS_DB_PASSWORD=123

WORDPRESS_DB_NAME=wordpress

5

This looks strange, is this a single compose file? What`s with all the line-breaks?

The combined use of build: and image: is also strange, you build your own images with a custom Dockerfile for each or want to use public images?

6

I checked the “image” problem on the net.
It is said that if I have a build before, “image:…” is just here to give a name to your image and not fetching a public image from dockhub.

7

So is the problem solved?

If not. Please post the compose file content as a single code block. Back sure to use ``` in a separate line before and after the content, so that it appears as code block.

There is no joy in looking at a compose file, where indentation maters a lot, that is not properly formatted.

8

Thank you for your message.
I solved the problem after lot of pain and sweat.
Next time I will not forget the ```

9

Could you please still post your corrected compose file?

It might help someone else who is in the same situation, but doesn’t know how to solve it.