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* fixing permissions to be able to run springboot with given UID and GID * Adding USER_ID and GROUP_ID to specify permission without making breaking change * move su exec to start.sh --------- Co-authored-by: Aditya Chandel <8075870+adityachandelgit@users.noreply.github.com>
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# Docker Image Version
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# This determines which version of the Booklore image to pull from GitHub Container Registry (GHCR).
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# Use "latest" for the most recent version or specify a tag like "v1.0.0".
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BOOKLORE_IMAGE_TAG=latest
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# User and Timezone Settings
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# USER_ID and GROUP_ID define the user/group running the backend service.
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# Avoid using "user" property because system won't work with it.
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# TZ sets the timezone for correct time-related operations.
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USER_ID=0 # Default root user ID (Check with `id -u` on Linux/Mac)
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GROUP_ID=0 # Default root group ID (Check with `id -g` on Linux/Mac)
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TZ=Etc/UTC # Change this to your timezone (e.g., America/New_York, Asia/Kolkata)
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# Database Credentials (Replace with a secure password)
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# This password is used by MariaDB. Make sure to keep it secure.
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MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=super_secure_password
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MYSQL_DATABASE=booklore
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MYSQL_USER=booklore
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MYSQL_PASSWORD=your_secure_password
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# Paths for Docker Volumes (Update these paths as per your system)
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# These paths store persistent data for Booklore and MariaDB.
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# Replace "/path/to/..." with actual directories on your system.
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BOOKLORE_DATA_PATH=/path/to/booklore/data # Example: /home/user/booklore/data (Stores app-related data)
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BOOKLORE_BOOKS_PATH=/path/to/booklore/books # Example: /home/user/booklore/books (Stores book files)
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MARIADB_CONFIG_PATH=/path/to/mariadb/config # Example: /home/user/booklore/mariadb/config (Stores database config)
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# How to find your correct paths?
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# 1. Choose a location where you want to store persistent data.
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# 2. Create the required folders if they don’t exist.
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# 3. Use `pwd` in your terminal inside those directories to get the full path.
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# 4. Replace `/path/to/...` above with your actual paths. |