我有一个wordpress(PHP-fpm / Nginx)服务器,非常新鲜.在CentOS上运行.我还有一个docker容器,由vanilla mysql-server映像构建.
MySQL配置
它在端口3306上运行,并且所有MysqL用户都在MysqL中注册了主机172.17.0.1(例如root@172.17.0.1),这是docker的网关IP. docker容器使用ansible playbook安装.所有配置设置都是参数化的,并且这些参数在任何适当的地方使用,包括wordpress配置文件和填充MysqL docker安装期间root密码之类的环境变量.这是我配置相关数据库的地方：
wordpress配置：
这分为两部分,其中我将包括相关部分.在我的ansible playbook中,此代码设置了wordpress表和用户(成功)：
- name: Create wordpress database
MysqL_db:
name: '{{ wp_db_name }}'
state: present
login_user: root
login_password: '{{ MysqL_root_password }}'
login_host: '{{ docker_MysqL_ip }}'
- name: Create wordpress database user
MysqL_user:
name: '{{ wp_db_user }}'
password: '{{ wp_db_password }}'
priv: '{{ wp_db_name }}.*:ALL'
state: present
login_user: root
host: '{{ docker_gateway_ip }}'
login_password: '{{ MysqL_root_password }}'
login_host: '{{ docker_MysqL_ip }}'
和相关的wp-config.php：
define('DB_NAME','wordpress');
define('DB_USER','{{ wp_db_user }}');
define('DB_PASSWORD','{{ wp_db_password }}');
define('DB_HOST','{{ docker_MysqL_ip }}');
define('DB_CHARSET','utf8');
define('DB_COLLATE','');
当我导航到wp-admin时,所述的具体问题是“警告：MysqL_connect()：在第1473行的/srv/wordpress/wp-includes/wp-db.PHP中被拒绝”,标题为“建立数据库连接时出错”,状态代码500.
令人困惑的部分
当我检查wp-config.php文件时,用户名,密码和数据库名称都是完全一样的.当我将wp-config.php中的主机,用户和密码复制/粘贴到命令行中的各自位置时(例如MysqL -u wordpress -p -h 172.17.0.2),我可以连接,以及查看wordpress数据库.
总结一下
MysqL能够在使用命令行时正确连接,但wordpress无法连接.我对wordpress或PHP也不是很熟悉,因此可以理解与问题相关的日志的任何想法.
我花了几分钟才弄明白,但我记得当时我曾经在旧服务器上使用Arch Linux(顺便说一句愚蠢的想法),需要命令MysqL_secure_installation才能让它接受连接.
尝试一下,这对我有用.
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