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Add PADD to the image #1410
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placed in start.sh will do also, but bashrc will be rewritten at each container start, erasing possible user aliases and/or bash user defined settings.
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It needs to be in
start.sh
because the user-definedFTLCONF_
environment variables will not be defined at build-time, so it need to be applied at run time.@yubiuser another thought, to ensure we're not munging any user-defined
.bashrc
(though, one would argue there isn't much of a need to do so in a container such as this) Perhaps we cna do something like:Dockerfile:
ADD --chmod=0755 https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pi-hole/PADD/PADD_FTLv6/padd.sh /usr/bin/padd
start.sh
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well, it doesn't have to be in start.sh, as bashrc is sourced when session starts, and using $ prevent bash to substitute variable at buildtime. that being said, defining a dynamic alias in start.sh will eventually add the same feature as an alias in bashrc.
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Ah OK thanks, when I was tinkering about before it wasn't working - but that could have been for all manner of reasons, to be honest!
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I've just noticed that the slash before the $ was removed in the reply when publishing the comment, there is may be a misunderstanding : here is a picture of the dockerfile of how it should look:
and the result in the image: