* Don't delete the mariadb.sys yser
Since 10.4.13 `mysql.user` (and probably others) have a new definer `mariadb.sys` instead of `mysql.sys` that should be added to the list of users which are retained.
The Docker library has fixed their bootstrap code in https://github.com/docker-library/mariadb/pull/306 - this change applies the same fix here.
* Bump version
* Update CHANGELOG.md
* mariadb: Pin add-on to Alpine 3.11
* mariadb: Redirect MariaDB error log to add-on logs
* mariadb: Remove grant and host options
* mariadb: Add support for the mysql service
* mariadb: Use a more secure default on install
* mariadb: Skip DNS name resolving
* mariadb: Improve integrity checks and recovery
* mariadb: Small tweaks to shell scripts
* mariadb: Tune MariaDB for lower memory usage
* mariadb: Update documentation to match changes
* mariadb: Update changelog, bump version 2.0
* mariadb: Fix log ouput redirect for non-local builds
* Close port to world
* mariadb: Fix issue with user permissions
* mariadb: Ensure we are using a proper collation set
* mariadb: Add upgrade process for internal mariadb system tables
* mariadb: Change default username from hass to homeassistant
* mariadb: Update changelog
* mariadb: Update readme
Co-authored-by: Pascal Vizeli <pascal.vizeli@syshack.ch>
* Re-branding of core add-ons
* Update title README
* Fix ada description
Co-Authored-By: Paulus Schoutsen <balloob@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Paulus Schoutsen <paulus@home-assistant.io>
* Update nginx_proxy add-on to use Bashio
Closes#731
* Fixing shellcheck issues.
* Rev version number
* Use bashio::config.true where needed
* Add documentation to the mariadb add-on
fixes#728
* Update mariadb add-on to use Bashio #727
* Update log entries and loops
* Update change log and version
* Fixing database setup and some wording updates
* Database check replaced with bashio based check
* Add binlogging caps
The default binlogging for mariadb will easily fill a modest disk after a couple of weeks on a busy instance. This setting will limit that usage and have mariadb rotate the logs out after 1 day.
* Disable binlogging on mariadb
Binlogging will, by default, run amok on the drive and fill it. It's also going to run a lot of write cycles to SD cards which will considerably shorten their lifespan.
* Update run.sh
* Update config.json
