We don't need to overcomplicate this. `sh` and `bash` provide easy ways to set empty variables.
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35 lines
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#!/command/with-contenv bash
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# Change runtime user UID and GID
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PUID="${PUID:-911}"
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PUID="${PUID:-911}"
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groupmod -o -g "$PGID" app
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usermod -o -u "$PUID" app
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# Reset permissions
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chown -R app:app /run/app
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chmod -R 0700 /run/app
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chown -R app:app /config
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chmod -R 0755 /config
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chown -R root:app /app
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chmod -R 0750 /app
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chown -R app:app /app/common/static
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chmod -R 0750 /app/common/static
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chown -R app:app /app/static
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chmod -R 0750 /app/static
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find /app -type f ! -iname healthcheck.py -exec chmod 640 {} \;
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chmod 0755 /app/healthcheck.py
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# Optionally reset the download dir permissions
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if [ "${TUBESYNC_RESET_DOWNLOAD_DIR:=True}" == "True" ]
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then
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export TUBESYNC_RESET_DOWNLOAD_DIR
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echo "TUBESYNC_RESET_DOWNLOAD_DIR=True, Resetting /downloads directory permissions"
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chown -R app:app /downloads
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chmod -R 0755 /downloads
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fi
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# Run migrations
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exec s6-setuidgid app \
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/usr/bin/python3 /app/manage.py migrate
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