fix: Revert "Update variables to MariaDB" #1277
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This reverts changes introduced in #1243. The LinuxServer's MariaDB image only supports `MYSQL_` prefixed environment variables. Considering that the official MariaDB image supports both `MARIADB_` and `MYSQL_` prefixes, we can go back to `MYSQL_` temporarily, until LinuxServer image gets support for this new naming convention.
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This reverts changes introduced in #1243.
The LinuxServer's MariaDB image only supports
MYSQL_prefixed environment variables.Considering that the official MariaDB image supports both
MARIADB_andMYSQL_prefixes, we can go back toMYSQL_temporarily, until LinuxServer image gets support for this new naming convention.