# The container expects a persistent volume called "citadel-data" in which it will keep everything.
# The remainder of the container is ephermal and can be deleted at any time.
-
-# Parse the command line arguments
-
migrate_mode=false
database_cleanup_mode=false
volume_mode=false
bind_mode=false
+# Parse the command line arguments
while getopts ":mdv:h:" o
do
case "${o}" in
CTDL_VOL=bind
else
volume_mode=true
- CTDL_VOL=volume
- CTDL_DIR=citadel-data
+ CTDL_VOL=bind
+ CTDL_DIR=/usr/local/citadel
+ mkdir /usr/local/citadel >/dev/null 2>/dev/null
fi
if ( ${migrate_mode} && ${database_cleanup_mode} ) ; then
exit 3
fi
-docker run -it --rm $1 -c || exit 1
+docker run -i --rm citadel -c || exit 1
n_args=""
c_args=""
elif ${database_cleanup_mode} ; then
c_args="-d" # Tell ctdlvisor to run database_cleanup.sh
else
- n_args="--network host" # Only open ports if we're running in normal mode
+ n_args="--network=host" # Only open ports if we're running in normal mode
fi
exec docker run \
- --name citadel \
- -it \
+ --name=citadel \
+ -i \
--rm \
${n_args} \
--mount type=${CTDL_VOL},source=${CTDL_DIR},target=/citadel-data \
- $1 ${c_args}
-
-# Explanation of the above options:
-#
-# --name citadel Create a container named "citadel"
-# -it Run in the foreground
-# --rm Delete the container when it exits
-# --network host Bind directly to the host's network ports instead of creating a separate interface
-# --mount This identifies where on the host our persistent Citadel database is found
+ citadel \
+ ${c_args}