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mysql password changes in .digitalocean_password after droplet restart (Magento one click)

Posted May 3, 2020 622 views
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Hi guys,
I followed this guide (https://marketplace.digitalocean.com/apps/magento-2-open-source-1) to install Magento 2 one click.
The mysql password is stored in /root/.digitalocean_password after installation. But every time the droplet is restarted the password changes. So I have to change it in the applications, eg. /var/www/html/app/etc/env.php for magento database.

Does anyone know, how to prevent mysql password change?

Best regards, Vitali

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alexdo May 4, 2020

Hello, @vige1000

When the server is rebooted and you login again the Magento script is executed again and will change the password.

If you’ve finished the Magento installation and don’t want to have the install script running on your next login you can edit the .bashrc file and remove the last two lines from it:

chmod +x /opt/digitalocean/magento_setup.sh
/opt/digitalocean/magento_setup.sh

then execute:

source ~/.bashrc

The next time you access the droplet, the install script will not be executed. However if you reboot the droplet the install script will be executed again and the two lines will be added back in the .bashrc file

Thanks for reporting this. We will have a look and see if we can optimize
the process and prevent any possible issues.

Regards,
Alex

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  • vige1000 May 4, 2020

    Hi Alex,
    thank you for information. I comment both lines. In my .bashrc I have had even 4 lines so two of each at the end of the line.

    “..We will have a look and see if we can optimize
    the process and prevent any possible issues…”

    Ok, I will wait for a solution.

    Thank you, Vitali

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johngannon June 23, 2020

Hey there - this should be resolved for any new users of this app, just tested out the most recent submission from the vendor. Thanks for bearing with us!

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