- Add nsswitch.conf to configure LibC Name Service inside the container
- Change my email in the Dockerfile
- Update build script to install software as a `build-deps` virtual package so that adding a package to it will be automatically removed at the end of the build script
- Resolve #1893
- Add syslogd to output sshd log on stdout (via `docker logs`)
- Enforce directory rights on `/data/git`, `/data/gogs` & `/data/ssh`
- Add `SOCAT_LINK` environment variable to prevent the creation of scout links when they are not needed (see #1815)
- `start.sh` will now verify that the port is not already used by another service
- Resolve #1807
- Log when a service is created, or could not be created
- Keep track of which port is already used, including goes & sshd port
- ssh/setup: test directive now check if a file exist in key path instead of a folder
- ssh/setup script was hanging waiting for an input about rewriting the key
as the test case was returning true, when it should have been false
(check if file is a folder instead of a file)
- Volumed subfolder now created up in the ENTRYPOINT script, this way
they are created before S6 even starts making VOLUME.
- The subfolder will be created during VOLUME creation too as ENTRYPOINT
script will be run before /bin/true
- SSH Keys will now be created on a single key basis not replying on the
existence of /data/ssh folder
- Now using a setup script before starting the app. The separation of
the run script and the setup script will make service initialisation a
little bit clearer
- Now calling start.sh script as ENTRYPOINT and S6 as CMD. This way
when running the container with just a shell script, the start.sh
script will be launched before, making debugging easier
- Added note about `.dockerignore` ignored during Docker Hub Automated
Build
- VOLUME for ‘/data’
- Usage of S6 as PID 1 Process
- Usage of ‘socat’ so linked container (like databases) are binded to
localhost
- OpenSSH, Socat Link and Gogs are supervised using S6
- Size of container reduced to ~75Mo
The previous setting would cause all repo creations to fail, as
described in issue #328.
The previous commit also resolves this issue, but it seems saner to
create the user in the Dockerfile than at runtime.
