For the first image build and and container run with the the environment variable PROFILE_NAME=control-plane or PROFILE_NAME=gateway-worker it works ok. However when the container is restarted, an error occurs because the script sh ${WSO2_SERVER_HOME}/bin/profileSetup.sh -Dprofile=${PROFILE_NAME} is executed again.
I solved this problem, removing the lines from docker-entrypoint.sh files:
# optimize WSO2 Carbon Server, if the profile name is defined as an environment variable
if [[ ! -z "${PROFILE_NAME}" ]]
then
echo "Optimizing WSO2 Carbon Server" >&2
sh ${WSO2_SERVER_HOME}/bin/profileSetup.sh -Dprofile=${PROFILE_NAME}
fi
Adding the lines to the Dockerfile files:
# optimize WSO2 Carbon Server, if the profile name is defined as an environment variable
ARG PROFILE_NAME
ENV PROFILE_NAME=${PROFILE_NAME}
RUN if [ ! -z "$PROFILE_NAME" ] ; then sh ${WSO2_SERVER_HOME}/bin/profileSetup.sh -Dprofile=${PROFILE_NAME} ; fi
And executing the build with arguments instead of ENV variable:
Description:
For the first image build and and container run with the the environment variable PROFILE_NAME=control-plane or PROFILE_NAME=gateway-worker it works ok. However when the container is restarted, an error occurs because the script
sh ${WSO2_SERVER_HOME}/bin/profileSetup.sh -Dprofile=${PROFILE_NAME}is executed again.I solved this problem, removing the lines from docker-entrypoint.sh files:
Adding the lines to the Dockerfile files:
And executing the build with arguments instead of ENV variable:
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Affected Product Version:
Docker container wso2am-4.1.0
Steps to reproduce:
Restart a docker container with ENV variable PROFILE_NAME=control-plane or PROFILE_NAME=gateway-worker
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