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Unable to start mysql with --mysql-native-password=ON #1059
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Duplicate of #1048 |
As it seems duplicate of the #1048, I assume that using the bellow docker-compose should enable the container to start with mysql_native_password.
Using the section:
In my case I'm unable to start and access the database I have no previous backups in order to use 8.3 version for example. The approach of enable mysql-native-password should have worked or am I missing something like completely deprecating the option to enable mysql_native_password and I should start with fresh install of mysql and lose any data prior to the update. |
You could try using So, it could also be related to #1058 (#1058 (comment)). I think you can gain access with |
If you do manage to get it working with the officially deprecated
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I've tried using What actually worked for me was the Thank you very much, from this point I can run any necessary |
When I'm adding: --mysql-native-password=ON on the docker-compose file, I'm unable to start the mysql database
When removing the above mentioned command I'm able to start the database but cannot access it with error ERROR 1524 (HY000): Plugin 'mysql_native_password' is not loaded
I'm using mysql:latest tag 8.4.0 and prior I altered all user authentications to mysql_native_password, when I added the command in the docker-compose it led to the above error and I'm locked out of the database.
Is there any way I can gain access again to the database files and start the database with mysql_native_password support ON ?
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