This commit adds the LGSM_DATADIR environment variable to the Dockerfiles and entrypoint.sh script. The variable is set to "/data/data" in all three Dockerfiles, and it is exported in the entrypoint.sh script. This allows for easy configuration of the data directory path for LinuxGSM.
- Replaced `nvim` with `vim` in the list of installed packages.
- Updated the curl command to download `linuxgsm.sh` by using the `-Lo` option instead of just `-o`.
- No longer fetching LinuxGSM modules separately.
This commit refactors the Dockerfile for Ubuntu 20.04, making these changes to improve package installation and file downloading processes.
- Refactored the Dockerfile for Ubuntu 18.04, 20.04, and 22.04.
- Replaced `wget` with `curl` to download linuxgsm.sh.
- Updated package installation by replacing `vim` with `nvim`.
- Updated README.md to reflect changes in the base LinuxGSM image.
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The LGSM GitHub branch has been updated from hotfix/v23.3.5 to master in the Dockerfiles for Ubuntu 18.04, 20.04, and 22.04. This change ensures that the latest version of LinuxGSM is used in the Docker images.
- Updated Dockerfiles for Ubuntu 18.04, 20.04, and 22.04 to use Node.js version 16.x instead of 18.x or 20.x
- Set environment variables LGSM_GITHUBBRANCH, LGSM_LOGDIR, LGSM_SERVERFILES, and LGSM_CONFIG to new values
- Changed working directory from /linuxgsm to /app
- Created /data directory in the container
- Cleared modules directory (/app/lgsm/modules) if branch is not master
- Update Node.js installation to version 18.x
- Add gosu package for better user switching
- Remove s6 overlay installation
- Modify entrypoint scripts to use gosu instead of s6-setuidgid
- Add healthcheck script using gosu
BREAKING CHANGE: This commit removes the s6 overlay installation from the Dockerfiles and modifies the entrypoint scripts to use gosu instead of s6-setuidgid. This may affect users who rely on the previous behavior.
Daniel Gibbs