Hi! Just started learning docker today and made a docker image that tries to download afo5 server and start it up with the dockerfile CMD at the end being just CMD ["/bin/bash", "/opt/aof5/startserver.sh"]. Very simple.
My dockerfile is using bash and ubuntu as its base to run this script. Only curl is installed ahead of time. wget is not installed on the system.
When I ran the startserver.sh script, it worked great until it tried to actually run the java file. It said the file was corrupt. I ran file serverstarter.jar and the file was empty.
Upon downloading the serverstarter.jar file manually on my macbook I noticed the URL in the script did not match the URL chrome had actually downloaded the file from. So a redirect was occurring while downloading.
I shoved RUN sed -i 's/curl -o/curl -Lo/g' /opt/aof5/startserver.sh into my dockerfile after this to add the -L option to the script, and it downloaded the file just fine.
Is this an issue with my setup or should your startserver.sh file use the -L option to allow redirects for curl?
I haven't tested the wget part of the script but it might have the same issue and should allow redirects?
Hi! Just started learning docker today and made a docker image that tries to download afo5 server and start it up with the dockerfile CMD at the end being just
CMD ["/bin/bash", "/opt/aof5/startserver.sh"]. Very simple.My dockerfile is using bash and ubuntu as its base to run this script. Only curl is installed ahead of time. wget is not installed on the system.
When I ran the
startserver.shscript, it worked great until it tried to actually run the java file. It said the file was corrupt. I ranfile serverstarter.jarand the file was empty.Upon downloading the
serverstarter.jarfile manually on my macbook I noticed the URL in the script did not match the URL chrome had actually downloaded the file from. So a redirect was occurring while downloading.I shoved
RUN sed -i 's/curl -o/curl -Lo/g' /opt/aof5/startserver.shinto my dockerfile after this to add the -L option to the script, and it downloaded the file just fine.Is this an issue with my setup or should your startserver.sh file use the -L option to allow redirects for curl?
I haven't tested the wget part of the script but it might have the same issue and should allow redirects?