Installing Drupal

I was using a web site many years ago, and stopped needing it. Recently I need to use it, however there is no .sql file. So I am very annoyed, apparently with mySQL I can somehow retrieve it using .frm and .ibd files, which i'm not sure of how to do.

Does any one have any suggestions?

I am using DDEV, mySQL, PHP 8.3.3 and Drupal 7(which I am trying to retrieve)

I haven’t touched my site for quite some time. I now need to redesign it so I moved it to xampp which I used to be able without problem.

Now, however, it seems stuck in maintenance mode. I tried removing getting to maintenance page, clearing cache and so on.

No effect.

Would be grateful for any help.

I use Drupal 7.

As the title says, why is the DB Type forced to be MariaDB?

The only other option is MariaDB via mysqli (Experimental)

Is there a way around this or do I need to install something else to add support for a different type?

I downloaded the latest Drupal CMS 2.0 which is 2.1.1 currently. 

I normally use Percona Server for MySQL.

I've installed Drupal on RHEL 10 performed the documented configuration steps. However I'm unable to get the Drupal installation page to display.  I'm using the Apache server that come with RHEL 10.  I've also entered the database configuration of the settings.php file made the permission changes to the appropriate sub-directories and files.  I've also made the checked the apache files and tried to make sure that are configured properly.  

However, i continue to get the following error: 

The website encountered an unexpected error. Try again later.

https://docs.docker.com/get-started/workshop/02_our_app/

With Ubuntu 24.04

How do I - make sure you're in the getting-started-app directory. Replace /path/to/getting-started-app with the path to your getting-started-app directory.