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Hi,
I was wander if it is possible to enable the extended-names-databases feature?
extended-names-databases
Is there a way to enable it via an environment variable or a parameter of sorts? Or would I have to create a derived image with that flag set myself?
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Hi, ArangoDB configuration variables translate to CLI arguments. Hence starting the docker container with
--database.extended-names-databases true
would be similar to
[database] extended-names-databases = true
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@dothebart Legend thanks mate! Got it to work :)
For those who come across this later, or for a summary for myself for when I inevitably forget. Usage as follows:
docker:
docker run --name arangodb-experimental -d -p 8529:8529 -e ARANGO_ROOT_PASSWORD=1 arangodb:latest --database.extended-names-databases true
docker-compose:
version: '3.9' services: arangodb-experimental: image: arangodb:latest command: --database.extended-names-databases true ports: - "8529:8529" environment: - ARANGO_ROOT_PASSWORD=1
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Hi,
I was wander if it is possible to enable the
extended-names-databases
feature?Is there a way to enable it via an environment variable or a parameter of sorts? Or would I have to create a derived image with that flag set myself?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: