On Sun, Apr 1, 2018, at 12:40 PM, brian@emwd.com wrote:
Ok I just discovered the docker-compose-mysql.yaml file. I assume I can just use that file:
docker-compose-mysql -d
Yes, you can try using this and update the variables in the compose file similar to postgres.
If you update the environment variables to point to your local installation, you should be able to use just that instead of the the docker-version. You'd have to manually change the docker-compose.yaml file to use the on-host database though.
Is that correct? Do I need to remove the previous docker installation that I did using docker-compose.yaml?
Sorry for being so needy. This is the 2nd time I am installing an application using Docker. The first one was Discourse which had really good installation instructions. I am struggling with the instructions for Mailman 3 via Docker.
I am happy to update the docs to be more friendly and useful if you can point out the specifics of what isn't clear. Please feel free to open an issue on Github if you feel something isn't clear :)
-- Abhilash Raj maxking@asynchronous.in