.env

# To determine the name of your containers
COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME=wordpress

# Possible values: php54, php56, php71, php72, php73, php74, php8, php81
PHPVERSION=php8
DOCUMENT_ROOT=./www
APACHE_DOCUMENT_ROOT=/var/www/html
VHOSTS_DIR=./config/vhosts
APACHE_LOG_DIR=./logs/apache2
PHP_INI=./config/php/php.ini
SSL_DIR=./config/ssl

# PHPMyAdmin
UPLOAD_LIMIT=512M
MEMORY_LIMIT=512M

# DOCKER IMAGE
# Possible values: mysql57, mysql8, mariadb103, mariadb104, mariadb105, mariadb106
# mysql:8.0.27
DATABASE=mariadb:10.6.4-focal
WORDPRESS=wordpress:latest
PHPMYADMIN=phpmyadmin

MYSQL_INITDB_DIR=./config/initdb
MYSQL_DATA_DIR=./data/mysql
MYSQL_LOG_DIR=./logs/mysql

# If you already have the port 80 in use, you can change it (for example if you have Apache)
HOST_MACHINE_UNSECURE_HOST_PORT=80

# If you already have the port 443 in use, you can change it (for example if you have Apache)
HOST_MACHINE_SECURE_HOST_PORT=443

# If you already have the port 3306 in use, you can change it (for example if you have MySQL)
HOST_MACHINE_MYSQL_PORT=3306

# If you already have the port 8080 in use, you can change it (for example if you have PMA)
HOST_MACHINE_PMA_PORT=8080
HOST_MACHINE_PMA_SECURE_PORT=8081

# If you already has the port 6379 in use, you can change it (for example if you have Redis)
HOST_MACHINE_REDIS_PORT=6379

# MySQL root user password
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=root

# Database settings: Username, password and database name
#
# If you need to give the docker user access to more databases than the "docker" db 
# you can grant the privileges with phpmyadmin to the user.
MYSQL_USER=admin
MYSQL_PASSWORD=password
MYSQL_DATABASE=wordpress