Nice work!

Hello @m4n3dw0lf @kingthorin @CSPF-Founder

I tried to use Docker feature but it does not work for me. It seems that it somehow connected to mysql version.

I've checked the repo and just executed "docker-compose up", then
http://localhost:8080/JavaVulnerableLab/Install and click the Install Button, I've got following error in console log:

javavulnlab_1 | SQLException: Could not create connection to database server. javavulnlab_1 | SQLState: 08001 javavulnlab_1 | VendorError: 0
and following message on web UI: "Something went wrong. Unable to install"

So I've changed mine docker-compose.yml from "image: mysql" to "image: mysql:5.7" and it works for me.

Could it be connected to new caching_sha2_password authentication plugin in MySQL 8.0
(https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/mysql-nutshell.html) ?

From my point of view there are two possible solutions:

• add mysql version (5.7) implicitly to avoid such problem
• try to migrate to mysql 8.0, but perhaps it will be needed to retest application

@ GrigoriyLyullin

• add mysql version (5.7) implicitly to avoid such problem

I am getting this error after changing mysql to mysql:5.7 in docker-compose.yml
java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "3306abc"

Ended up using jdbc:mysql://mysql:3306/ to get this installed.