Where is the MySQL password located in the `docker-bt-mysql-pass.png` screenshot when installing AnQi CMS with Docker panel and how do I save and exit?

During the deployment process of Anqi CMS, we often use the Docker function of Baota panel to simplify the environment configuration.When you follow the instructions to install the Docker version of MySQL database for AnQi CMS on the Baota panel, you will encounter an important step: obtaining the root password of MySQL.For many users who are new to it, after seeing the screenshot "bt-docker-mysql-pass.png

In fact, in the "bt-docker-mysql-pass.png" screenshot, what you see is an information display window, not an editing or configuration interface.The main purpose of this window is to show you the root password of the Docker version of MySQL database so that you can fill it in correctly during the subsequent installation of the security CMS.Therefore, there is no clear 'Save and Exit' button on this interface, as it is not intended for modifying or saving passwords.

After you click the "Details" link of MySQL, the Baota panel will pop up a window, which contains the MySQL root password.This password is automatically generated and set by the system when creating a MySQL instance in a Docker container.You see it in this window, meaning that the password has been successfully set and stored in the MySQL database configuration.You need to simply click the "Copy" button, safely copy this password, and then paste it into the database password field required when installing Anqin CMS.After copying is complete, you can usually close the information display window by clicking the close button in the window (such as the 'X' icon in the upper right corner) or by clicking in other areas.

In short, you do not need to look for the "Save and Exit" button.The MySQL password has been automatically saved during the installation of the Docker container, and the operation you are currently performing is to retrieve and copy this existing password.Once the password is copied, the mission of this information window is completed, you can directly close it and continue with the installation steps of AnQi CMS.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Why does this MySQL password window not have a "Save and Exit" option?A1: This window is an information display interface, designed to display the MySQL root password automatically generated for you in Docker.The password is set and saved by the system when the MySQL container is created, you do not need to save or modify it again here, therefore, there is no "save and exit" button.Your action is to copy the password, not to change or save it.

Q2: If I forget to copy the MySQL password or close the window, can I still retrieve it?A2: Can be.If you forget to copy the password or accidentally close the window, just find the installed MySQL container in the Docker management interface of the Baota panel and click the 'Details' link again.The system will pop up a window containing the root password again, and you can copy it again.

Q3: Is the copied MySQL root password temporary? Do I need additional operations to ensure its security?A3: This root password is permanent unless you manually enter the MySQL container to modify it.To ensure database security, it is recommended that you log in to the MySQL database after completing the installation of AnQi CMS and confirming that the system is running normally, change the password of the root user, and create a dedicated database user for AnQi CMS with the minimum necessary permissions to reduce potential security risks.