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Direct Access to App's mysql database

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    wrote on last edited by girish
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    Hello! I am having some issues with the underlying data in one of my InvoiceNinja installation. After talking with InvoiceNinja's team, they are telling me that I need to modify some records in the mysql database directly. Is there a way that I can access a Cloudron's apps database from a UI like phpmyadmin that I have running remotely? If so, can someone point in a direction on how to connect?

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      The MySQL server is not exposed. Are you OK to be able to use the mysql CLI?

      You can access the database either
      a) Web terminal -> Click the mysql button on the top -> Press enter. This drops you into mysql shell. You can then do 'show tables' etc.

      b) Install Cloudron CLI (npm install -g cloudron) on your laptop/PC. Then:

      cloudron exec --app ninja.example.com -- bash -c 'mysql --user=${CLOUDRON_MYSQL_USERNAME} --password=${CLOUDRON_MYSQL_PASSWORD} --host=${CLOUDRON_MYSQL_HOST} ${CLOUDRON_MYSQL_DATABASE} -e "SHOW TABLES"';
      

      (If you remove the -e "SHOW TABLES" part, you will get a shell).

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        Hi!

        I have to migrate from a mautic app (outside of cloudron) to the Mautic cloudron app.

        In order to do the migration I need to know database name, user and password (I suppose this will be Cloudron's) of the Mautic app in Cloudron.

        How can I get the name and user of the database?

        Thank you!

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          Hi!

          I have to migrate from a mautic app (outside of cloudron) to the Mautic cloudron app.

          In order to do the migration I need to know database name, user and password (I suppose this will be Cloudron's) of the Mautic app in Cloudron.

          How can I get the name and user of the database?

          Thank you!

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          @mdreira it's in the environment variables of each installation - just go to the cli of the app and you'll see them there!

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