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Redesign mysql image to work in OpenShift as well#219
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These changes are based on the code that from https://github.com/openshift/mysql. Even if the image is meant to work in OpenShift, it doesn't mean that it shouldn't work outside of OpenShift -- the opposite is true, the image should be usable on Atomic or normal Fedora Server/Workstation/Cloud without any issues as well.
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@misli, may I ask for review of the changes, please? |
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@misli, ping |
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@hhorak Hi, can you review your changes? They have been made a while back and they explicitly refer to an EOL version of Fedora. |
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A reworked version of #193.
These changes are based on the code that from https://github.com/openshift/mysql.
Even if the image is meant to work in OpenShift, it doesn't mean that it shouldn't
work outside of OpenShift -- the opposite is true, the image should be usable on
Atomic or normal Fedora Server/Workstation/Cloud without any issues as well.