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## How to Use
## How to Use
The recommended way is to run `docker-compose up -d`. Out of the box, there is only one requirement: There must be a running container created from one of the official mysql images like [MariaDB](https://hub.docker.com/_/mariadb/). The default name for the container is `mysql`, but you can change the name in .env to whatever you have named your own mysql container:
The recommended way is to run `docker-compose up -d`. Out of the box, there is only one requirement: There must be a running container created from one of the official mysql images like [MariaDB](https://hub.docker.com/_/mariadb/). The default name for the container is `mysql`, but you can change the name in `.env` to whatever you have named your own mysql container:
`SQL_CONTAINER=my_own_mysql_container_name`
`SQL_CONTAINER=my_own_mysql_container_name`
This will bring up two containers on port 9001 (etherpad) and port 9002 (etherdraw). If your are running on localhost, etherdraw should work properly within etherpad. If you are on a network, simply add this line to .env:
This will bring up two containers on port 9001 (etherpad) and port 9002 (etherdraw). If your are running on localhost, etherdraw should work properly within etherpad. If you are on a network, simply add this line to `.env`: