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  1. For some reason I can't run the mysql_secure_installation command in the linuxserver/mariadb container. It works fine in the official mariadb container and is in the mariadb documentation recommended for a "productive" system. But mine ist only throwing the following error when I enter my password that I chose at container creation: Enter current password for root (enter for none): ERROR 1133 (28000) at line 1: Can't find any matching row in the user table My mariadb will only be for a private nextcloud, so it's not directly a productive system. But nextcloud will be accessible from the internet (behind reverse proxy) so I am concerned about security. So is it intended that the mysql_secure_installation can't be executed or is it already been done by linuxserver? Or should I pick the official mariadb container for my usecase?
  2. Could it be that the path to /etc/mysql/conf.d should be pointin to /etc/mysql/mariadb.conf.d ? Because the official mariadb image seems to work with the mariadb.conf.d and not with conf.d At least the conf.d folder is empty in my installation.

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