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Errors in phpMyAdmin after 'docker-compose build mysql' in Laradock - how to revert old mysql version back?
I have Laradock
I made changes to createdb.sql to add another database, but after rebooting (down - up) - the database was not added
Then I decided to do 'docker-compose build mysql'
And after the rebuild, phpMyAdmin began to crawl out on my home page mistake:
Notice in ./libraries/classes/Charsets.php#154
Undefined index: utf8mb3
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In general, I deleted all docker images in the system and reinstalled the necessary one through
docker-compose up -d nginx mysql phpmyadmin
everything seems to be working fine now. here is the output it delivered:
[email protected]:~$ docker images
REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE
laradock_nginx latest 7503362ab5cf 9 minutes ago 27.6MB
laradock_php-fpm latest 7726cbc0043f 10 minutes ago 828MB
laradock_workspace latest 91b1c8d7b9b3 39 minutes ago 1.16GB
laradock_phpmyadmin latest 0afaaec4b774 About an hour ago 474MB
laradock_mysql latest f3e20ed0962d About an hour ago 514MB
laradock/php-fpm latest-7.4 3d09282b0597 37 hours ago 488MB
laradock/workspace latest-7.4 31867821fd5c 38 hours ago 798MB
nginx alpine 1318bf5f63b4 41 hours ago 22.8MB
mysql 8.0 5a4e492065c7 12 days ago 514MB
docker 19.03-dind fa3b7a5678ec 5 weeks ago 236MB
phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin latest 2e5141bbcbfb 2 months ago 474MB
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