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I’m trying this image, with the target to containerize an existing on-premise and in-production installation.
So I started to play with the image in a non-production environment.
In a such condition, I was able to:
Use the latest image and even building the v1.18 image separately (using the Dockerfile found on v1.8 branch).
Use the above images with MySQL v8.0.35 (aligned to my current in-production DB engine).
Thrilled with this first good result, I then read the rest of README instructions on how to persist the secret.txt file, mount my db- and app-volumes (in the perspective to use them in production), finally I developed a docker-compose.yml (a little bit different from the original one, based on my needs, you can find it here).
But when I re-created the containers, suddenly I could't log in the SCP anymore with the default credentials.
I also tried to reset the ostadmin password as suggested here, but with no joy.
And this happens even if I go back to using the command-line methods proposed in the README.
It seems that I can recover the possibility to enter in the system only by an insane repetition of tear-down and re-creation of containers.
How can this be possible? Any thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I’m trying this image, with the target to containerize an existing on-premise and in-production installation.
So I started to play with the image in a non-production environment.
In a such condition, I was able to:
Thrilled with this first good result, I then read the rest of
README
instructions on how to persist thesecret.txt
file, mount my db- and app-volumes (in the perspective to use them in production), finally I developed adocker-compose.yml
(a little bit different from the original one, based on my needs, you can find it here).But when I re-created the containers, suddenly I could't log in the SCP anymore with the default credentials.
I also tried to reset the
ostadmin
password as suggested here, but with no joy.And this happens even if I go back to using the command-line methods proposed in the
README
.It seems that I can recover the possibility to enter in the system only by an insane repetition of tear-down and re-creation of containers.
How can this be possible? Any thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: