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  • timconsidineT timconsidine

    @robi I don't think I am (now).

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    wrote on last edited by robi
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    @timconsidine said in Localstorage & /app/data:

    @robi I don't think I am (now).

    so what is this in Dockerfile?

    && ln -s /app/data/data /app/code/data \

    && ln -s /app/data/public /app/code/public

    Conscious tech

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    • robiR robi

      @timconsidine said in Localstorage & /app/data:

      @robi I don't think I am (now).

      so what is this in Dockerfile?

      && ln -s /app/data/data /app/code/data \

      && ln -s /app/data/public /app/code/public

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      @robi that's from the start.sh file which runs after Dockerfile has been built to an image.

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      • timconsidineT timconsidine

        @robi that's from the start.sh file which runs after Dockerfile has been built to an image.

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        @timconsidine I updated my post, since it's about the ln commands not the cp commands

        Conscious tech

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          #14

          I would double check if the app was built and updated properly to use your latest Dockerfile. You can do cloudron debug and then you can cloudron exec to inspect if all the symlinks are proper. You can then launch your start.sh manually in that shell also.

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            wrote on last edited by
            #15

            Thank you
            So app builds and launches, symlinks created in Dockerfile work
            But there is weirdness in running start.sh
            Some commands executed, some not.
            Eg the first mkdir works but not #2 or #3
            The first cp from tmp works but not #2 or #3
            The chown doesn't work but the script is running to the end and working because the app launches.
            Any ideas ?
            Here's the start.sh :

            #!/bin/bash
            # set -eu
            mkdir -p /app/data/config || true
            mkdir -p /app/data/public || true
            mkdir -p /app/data/images || true
            cp -r /tmp/skeleton/* /app/data/config
            cp -r /tmp/public/* /app/data/public 
            cp -r /tmp/images/* /app/data/images 
            chown -R cloudron:cloudron /app/data
            export npm_config_cache=/app/data/.npm-cache
            exec /usr/local/bin/gosu cloudron:cloudron npm start
            

            Cloudronmanifest.json has localstorage addon and proxyAuth addon.

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            • timconsidineT timconsidine

              Thank you
              So app builds and launches, symlinks created in Dockerfile work
              But there is weirdness in running start.sh
              Some commands executed, some not.
              Eg the first mkdir works but not #2 or #3
              The first cp from tmp works but not #2 or #3
              The chown doesn't work but the script is running to the end and working because the app launches.
              Any ideas ?
              Here's the start.sh :

              #!/bin/bash
              # set -eu
              mkdir -p /app/data/config || true
              mkdir -p /app/data/public || true
              mkdir -p /app/data/images || true
              cp -r /tmp/skeleton/* /app/data/config
              cp -r /tmp/public/* /app/data/public 
              cp -r /tmp/images/* /app/data/images 
              chown -R cloudron:cloudron /app/data
              export npm_config_cache=/app/data/.npm-cache
              exec /usr/local/bin/gosu cloudron:cloudron npm start
              

              Cloudronmanifest.json has localstorage addon and proxyAuth addon.

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              nebulon
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              wrote on last edited by
              #16

              @timconsidine not sure if this the main problem, but mkdir -p ... does "no error if existing, make parent directories as needed" so should run it without the || true also if essential commands don't work in start.sh the app should not just continue anways in some unknown state.

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              • nebulonN nebulon

                @timconsidine not sure if this the main problem, but mkdir -p ... does "no error if existing, make parent directories as needed" so should run it without the || true also if essential commands don't work in start.sh the app should not just continue anways in some unknown state.

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                #17

                @nebulon thank you
                I stuck in the || true because chatGPT told me to do so when I asked it why the script wasn't working ! 😄

                Yep, it's weird behaviour, some lines working but some not.
                I can execute the failed lines manually in Terminal, but not the right way to do it !

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                • timconsidineT timconsidine

                  @nebulon thank you
                  I stuck in the || true because chatGPT told me to do so when I asked it why the script wasn't working ! 😄

                  Yep, it's weird behaviour, some lines working but some not.
                  I can execute the failed lines manually in Terminal, but not the right way to do it !

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                  BrutalBirdie
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                  wrote on last edited by
                  #18

                  @timconsidine said in Localstorage & /app/data:

                  I stuck in the || true because chatGPT told me to do so when I asked it why the script wasn't working ! 😄

                  lol - That will just always make an exec return true / successful even when it fails.

                  AI will replace developers 😏 right.

                  Like my work? Consider donating a drink. Cheers!

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                  • BrutalBirdieB BrutalBirdie

                    @timconsidine said in Localstorage & /app/data:

                    I stuck in the || true because chatGPT told me to do so when I asked it why the script wasn't working ! 😄

                    lol - That will just always make an exec return true / successful even when it fails.

                    AI will replace developers 😏 right.

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                    timconsidine
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                    wrote on last edited by timconsidine
                    #19

                    @BrutalBirdie said in Localstorage & /app/data:

                    AI will replace developers right.

                    Absolutely ... not !
                    I have seen some absolute shockers (hallucinations, wrong responses) but nevertheless I do find it useful.
                    Comes back to that old age truth : you can have the best sword/drill/hammer in the world, but it's only useful if you know how to use it.
                    AI is helpful ... except when it's not and you recognise it is not !

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                      #20

                      If you stop calling it AI, it will begin to make sense as a tool.

                      Conscious tech

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