Graham McIntire
7e2e50a764
The Docker container now handles data directory permissions automatically without requiring manual user setup. Changes: - Added entrypoint.sh script that runs as root, fixes /data permissions, then drops to non-root user (towerops) using su-exec - Updated Dockerfile to install su-exec and use the entrypoint script - Container starts as root but immediately drops privileges after fixing permissions The agent will now start successfully with just 'docker-compose up -d' without users needing to run chown commands manually.
11 lines
250 B
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11 lines
250 B
Bash
#!/bin/sh
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set -e
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# Ensure /data directory exists and has proper permissions
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if [ -d /data ]; then
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# Fix ownership if needed
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chown -R towerops:towerops /data
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fi
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# Drop to towerops user and run the agent
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exec su-exec towerops towerops-agent "$@"
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