@JJ-Fullmer Dear Fullmer, thanks in advance for your intervention.
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Unfortunatly in the machine that run my fog container there is another mysql database listen on port 3306.
This is not a problem, i just semi-resolved creating a non-privileged/shared network host mysql container with no exposed port -> place fog container and this database container in a same network (they can ping each other with fqdn) and i’ve just modified the /opt/fog/.fogsettings with your suggestion in the past, but the solution doesnt work:
The installation goes fine, but the result is a blank http page that it say: database error. (something like that).
I think (but is only supposition, im not absolutly a developer) that there is written php scripts that must to be point to a localhost database (something in /var/www/html/fog/*). -
This problem is born because the fog container must be in privileged mode, with the same network namespace as the host, and in this host there is another database already.
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Thanks for confirm me the inevitable death of the container version of fog. it really hard to containerize this application without setting privileged mode and/or share the host network. and the huge problem of systemd processes make this containerizzation very difficulty to maintain.
Thanks for the patience