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Update Dockerfile to be OpenShift restricted SCC compliant #891
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Hi Pandora, could you check if Dependency Track 4.4.0, which includes #1303, is sufficient for you? |
ARG WAR_FILENAME=dependency-track-apiserver.war | ||
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# Create the directory where Dependency-Track will store its data (${DATA_DIR}) and the external library directory (${EXTLIB_DIR}) | ||
# Create a user and assign home directory to a ${DATA_DIR} | ||
# Ensure UID 1000 & GID 1000 own all the needed directories | ||
RUN mkdir -p -m 770 ${DATA_DIR} \ | ||
&& adduser -D -h ${DATA_DIR} -u 1000 ${USERNAME} \ | ||
&& chown -R ${USERNAME}:${USERNAME} ${DATA_DIR} | ||
&& chown -R ${USERNAME}:0 ${DATA_DIR} |
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Why not :${GID} - otherwise that new parameter isn't even used anywhere?
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The reason for this is to support arbitrary user IDs, such you can find in environments such as OpenShift.
You can read up on it in the OpenShift Documentation.
Regardless, since #1303 was merged that has this kind of behaviour already incorporated this PR is redundant, I think.
Edit: I see why you asked in the first place now 🤦♂️ (still I think this PR has been made redundant, now that the official DT image already includes support for arbitrary user IDs)
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# Copy the compiled WAR to the application directory created above | ||
# Automatically creates the $APP_DIR directory | ||
COPY --chown=1000 ./target/${WAR_FILENAME} ${APP_DIR} | ||
COPY --chown=${USERNAME}:0 ./target/${WAR_FILENAME} ${APP_DIR} |
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Same as above ${USERNAME}:${GID}?
Superseded by #1303. |
Set ARG for GID=0.
Also specifying the group ownership for this through chmod -R g=u and chown -R ${USERNAME}:0