Added MYSQL_UID and MYSQL_GID optional arguments / env. variables #473
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| Travis CI keeps failing on network timeouts. I guess it's time for me to give up trying to get through this hurdle :-) |
| This is unnecessary. Since #161 the image can be run as whatever user id is desired via The only assumption is that if the container is given a local folder ( |
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Passing uid and gid to “docker build” allows for consistent mysql user / group across host and image.
Also some hosts might have different (compared to debian) ideas about what uid / gid ranges are reserved for system users.
Hope this helps :-)