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limited execution time / time-out for entrypoint.d scripts? #430

Open ulukaisan opened 2 years ago

ulukaisan commented 2 years ago

Hello,

I am using the webdevops/php:7.4 image. I am putting some shell scripts into /opt/docker/provision/entrypoint.d/ to be executed only once during container startup. For example: /opt/docker/provision/entrypoint.d/99-myscript.sh

This works like a charm. However, I have one script that takes a long time to complete, because it has to unpack & copy large amounts of data. This long running script always gets terminated somewhere halfway during the unpack/copy process before it finishes.

When I execute the script manually it works fine. But during container startup, it seems to get terminated somewhere halfway.

Therefore I am wondering: Is there some kind of maximum execution time that is configured for scripts under /opt/docker/provision/entrypoint.d/ ? If there is, can I increase it?

Thanks in advance. Greetings,

-Ulukai San

htuscher commented 2 years ago

Not that I would be aware of. But there might be some limitation by docker itself.

ulukaisan @.***> schrieb am Di., 7. Dez. 2021, 16:15:

Hello,

I am using the webdevops/php:7.4 image. I am putting some shell scripts into /opt/docker/provision/entrypoint.d/ to be executed only once during container startup. For example: /opt/docker/provision/entrypoint.d/99-myscript.sh

This works like a charm. However, I have one script that takes a long time to complete, because it has to unpack & copy large amounts of data. This long running script always gets terminated somewhere halfway during the unpack/copy process before it finishes.

When I execute the script manually it works fine. But during container startup, it seems to get terminated somewhere halfway.

Therefore I am wondering: Is there some kind of maximum execution time that is configured for scripts under /opt/docker/provision/entrypoint.d/ ? If there is, can I increase it?

Thanks in advance. Greetings,

-Ulukai San

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ulukaisan commented 2 years ago

Thanks for your reaction. I didn't find where that time limitation could be configured or what the exact time-out value is. I was able to work around it by splitting up the script into multiple smaller scripts so that each of those scripts runs less long. A bit of a dirty workaround, but it works.