Merge pull request #443 from depuhitv/patch-1
compress sync_media table for mariadb
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If you see a line similar to the above and the web interface loads, congratulations,
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you are now using an external database server for your TubeSync data!
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## Database Compression (For MariaDB)
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With a lot of media files the `sync_media` table grows in size quickly.
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You can save space using column compression using the following steps while using MariaDB:
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1. Stop tubesync
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2. Execute `ALTER TABLE sync_source MODIFY metadata LONGTEXT COMPRESSED;` on database tubesync
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3. Start tunesync and confirm the connection still works.
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## Docker Compose
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If you're using Docker Compose and simply want to connect to another container with
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CREATE DATABASE tubesync;
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```
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Then it must be mapped to `/docker-entrypoint-initdb.d/init.sql` for it
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to be executed on first startup of the container. See the `tubesync-db`
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volume mapping above for how to do this.
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