Fix mariadb permission and connection errors#1
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Co-authored-by: yg24 <yg24@iu.edu>
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Fix MariaDB startup errors and permission issues in Docker by updating commands and adding PUID/PGID support.
The previous setup caused MariaDB to fail on startup due to "Permission denied" errors when writing to its data directory and log files, often manifesting as
rtkitownership on host volumes. This was compounded by the use of deprecatedmysqldcommands. This PR updates the Docker entrypoints to use the correctmariadbdcommands and introducesPUID/PGIDenvironment variables to ensure themysqluser inside the container matches the host user's permissions, resolving the permission denied errors.