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Update Dockerfile and build-docker workflow #2666

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@abitmore abitmore commented Oct 30, 2022

PR for #2011.

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@abitmore abitmore added this to the 6.1.0 - Feature Release milestone Oct 30, 2022
@abitmore abitmore changed the title Update Docker Hub repository path to a variable Update build-docker workflow Oct 30, 2022
- Set UID to 10000 and GID to 10001 statically
- Run with the bitshares user
This is a temporary solution compatible with older images.
@abitmore abitmore changed the title Update build-docker workflow Update Dockerfile and build-docker workflow Nov 1, 2022
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@abitmore abitmore merged commit 62a9441 into develop Nov 7, 2022
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# Obtain version
mkdir -p /etc/bitshares && \
git rev-parse --short HEAD > /etc/bitshares/version && \
cd / && \
rm -rf /bitshares-core

# Home directory $HOME
# The final image

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I like how you separated the build and runtime envionronments. Should make the final image smaller with fewer attack vectors.

# default execute entry
CMD ["/usr/local/bin/bitsharesentry.sh"]
ENTRYPOINT ["/usr/local/bin/bitsharesentry.sh"]

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Good idea to use an ENTRYPOINT VS a CMD.

# Plugins need to be provided in a space-separated list, which
# makes it necessary to write it like this
if [[ ! -z "$BITSHARESD_PLUGINS" ]]; then
exec "$BITSHARESD" --data-dir "${HOME}" ${ARGS} ${BITSHARESD_ARGS} --plugins "${BITSHARESD_PLUGINS}"
exec /usr/bin/setpriv --reuid=bitshares --regid=bitshares --clear-groups \

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Are you using setpriv here as part of the temp workaround related to commenting out line 111 above?

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Yes, setpriv is used here to drop root privileges. For this, it is better than su.

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