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Hi, I'm using cells configure --cli to set up a new instance running on Alpine Linux 3.18.
MariaDB (10.11.5) is running on the local machine.
I also ran the following SQL statements, as given in the documentation:
CREATEUSER 'pydio'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY '<your-password-here>';
CREATEDATABASEcells DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8mb4 COLLATE utf8mb4_bin;
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON cells.* to 'pydio'@'localhost';
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
The MySQL user can successfully connect to the local instance.
Now, if I run cells configure to set up the DB connection, I get the following error (it happens after successful authentication):
Cannot connect to database, please review the parameters: Charset is not supported for this version of MySQL
In the source, a check for charset 'utf8mb4' happens here:
Hi, I'm using
cells configure --cli
to set up a new instance running on Alpine Linux 3.18.MariaDB (10.11.5) is running on the local machine.
I also ran the following SQL statements, as given in the documentation:
The MySQL user can successfully connect to the local instance.
Now, if I run cells configure to set up the DB connection, I get the following error (it happens after successful authentication):
In the source, a check for charset 'utf8mb4' happens here:
https://github.com/pydio/cells/blob/8b454d0c1ae4a7f4fed74633a04b1b4eb3058f2f/discovery/install/lib/database.go#L301C20-L301C27
I wonder why there's a check for the default and installation recommended charset and then failing if so.
If I return
nil
from that check and recompile cells, then the installation proceeds and finally succeeds.My guess is that I'm not seeing something clearly here. Did I set up the database wrong?
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