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[wordpress] wordpress does not start after update #20609
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Not a common issue, wordpress is not correctly setup to deal with database password changes. I'll adapt the issue to reflect this |
Likely not getting maintainer attention for the next few weeks. -> backlog |
I'm suffering the same issue. A rollback is not helping out, the issue remains. Because of that, my current WordPress instance (used more or less productively in a private environment) is down, that's bad. Could you explain me in more detail how to fix this manually, maybe by altering the wp_config.ini from the PVC? |
please don't make +1 comments on issues.
He literally wrote that above. As the issue and solution is clear, we don't need more information at this point. |
Closing as SCALE isnt a supported platform any longer. Feel free to open a new Issue if the issue persists on one of the currently supported platforms. |
chart Name
wordpress
Operating System
TrueNAS SCALE 23.10.1
Deployment Method
TrueNAS SCALE charts
Chart Version
7.15.9
Kubernetes Events
2024-04-11 18:51:04 Back-off restarting failed container melaniegohin-wordpress in pod melaniegohin-wordpress-6db88bdc94-bfchp_ix-melaniegohin(04263d6c-1a5e-413f-a0bd-e8df07c31e5f) 2024-04-11 18:41:12 Startup probe failed: dial tcp 172.16.2.65:10591: connect: connection refused 2024-04-11 18:41:02 Created container melaniegohin-wordpress 2024-04-11 18:41:02 Started container melaniegohin-wordpress
chartlication Logs
Describe the bug
To Reproduce
Update from old version.
Expected Behavior
It should start.
Screenshots
N/A
Additional Context
I connected to the wordpress container using a shell and found out its config is correct. No problem there.
Then I connected to the mariadb container and found the following content in the
/init/passinit.sql
file:So I tried using
PLACEHOLDERPASSWORD
to connect to mariadb with root and it worked. I used this access to alter thewordpress
password to the one found in thewp_config.ini
of thewordpress
container. If I do not restart my pods, it’s working properly.Devnote
Wordpress does not contain code to correctly process database password changes
I've read and agree with the following
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