how about support /etc/phpmyadmin/conf.d ?
As title
I don't want modify config.user.inc.php
If I create a custom phpmyadmin image for my team members , Other member can define custom config in config.user.inc.php. But this image need load other special config . So I hope it can support /etc/phpmyadmin/conf.d , let us put config.
Hi @pigochu I am in favor of this option as it already exists on the Debian package: https://salsa.debian.org/phpmyadmin-team/phpmyadmin/-/blob/debian/4%255.1.1+dfsg1-2/debian/conf/config.inc.php#L159
@J0WI any opinions about this ?
This would be great!
Can this function be implemented? Because I found that when I mount config.user.inc.php on the host as a volume, when I use vim to edit config.user.inc.php, then the container will find The name and attributes of the file become a bunch of question marks, and if you want to view the file in the container, there will be a stale file handle error. I think using conf.d can avoid this problem.
Can this function be implemented? Because I found that when I mount config.user.inc.php on the host as a volume, when I use vim to edit config.user.inc.php, then the container will find The name and attributes of the file become a bunch of question marks, and if you want to view the file in the container, there will be a stale file handle error. I think using conf.d can avoid this problem.
For sure, I would like to have it too. You can send a PR for it before someone has the chance to do it This file is probably the one that should be edited: https://github.com/phpmyadmin/docker/blob/0006406e352ddd5addd5122de53fe354307b2460/config.inc.php#L159-L161
Done in #401