This shows that MagicBox did not detect a configuration file in mb.conf/ and is therefore booting with the internal config.
>Note that a container is ephemeral. When the container stops all changes to it are lost. This includes the internal database. If you want your world to persist supply a config file that points to an external mysql database instance. This can be a done via the [MySQL docker image](https://hub.docker.com/r/mysql/mysql-server) in just a few commands. Alternative is to install MySQL directly onto a host. Instructions on configuring a MySQL server for use with Magicbane can be found on the [MagicBox to Server](http://repo.magicbane.com/MagicBane/Server/wiki/Magicbane-out-of-the-Box) page.
>Note that a container is ephemeral. When the container stops all changes to it are lost. This includes the internal database. If you want your world to persist supply a config file that points to an ***external mysql database***. This can be a done via the [MySQL docker image](https://hub.docker.com/r/mysql/mysql-server) in just a few commands. Alternative is to install MySQL directly onto a host. Instructions on configuring a MySQL server for use with Magicbane can be found on the [MagicBox to Server](http://repo.magicbane.com/MagicBane/Server/wiki/Magicbane-out-of-the-Box) page.
At the very least a new MagicBox administrator might wish for to change the world name to suit his fancy.
@ -188,7 +188,7 @@ This instructs Magicbane to self-configure the bind address and public facing ip
@@ -188,7 +188,7 @@ This instructs Magicbane to self-configure the bind address and public facing ip
### Security
The MagicBox container is perfectly secure out of the box. It is a minimal linux install and nominally exposes two ports.
The MagicBox container is perfectly secure out of the box. It is a minimal linux install that nominally exposes two ports.
This can be verified with `sudo apt list --installed` from inside the continer.