Tim Düsterhus

Check #39 for a possible solution, please.

@realies I'm afraid: Your comment is not actionable, as it misses critical information. What kind of configuration variables are you looking for? Why does #39 not fulfill your needs?

@realies You can load your custom plugin configuration using a bind-mounted file to `/var/www/html/plugins-enabled/` instead of using `ADMINER_PLUGINS`. Alternatively use a derived image which statically adds the configuration to the...

@realies What is the difference between some kind of environment variable you would need to configure manually and a file that you would need to configure manually? The Docker image...

@mlenkeit I believe your request is a duplicate of #13. I suggest to comment there if the solution I gave in there is insufficient.

@walkafwalka See #49 + linked issues.

> Though, it does feel like a tease to see that five configurations have their defaults modified. I think the same reason you chose to change these defaults align with...

> This is very basic functionality, @khromov I disagree. See also this issue for a related discussion: https://github.com/TimWolla/docker-adminer/issues/52#issuecomment-598817737 (especially the last comment). > The phpMyAdmin Docker image solves this very...

@pintoflager Thank you for sharing your solution. I appreciate it. I've reviewed it from a PHP perspective: - You should use `strpos(…) === false` instead of `!strpos()`. The former handles...

Can you clarify what exactly you are missing? I believe the documentation in https://github.com/docker-library/docs/tree/master/adminer contains all the custom environment variables.