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#!/bin/bash
set -e

chown -R "$APP_UID:$APP_GID" /home/app
groupmod -g "$APP_GID" app
usermod -u "$APP_UID" -g "$APP_GID" app

# There's something strange with either Docker or the kernel, so that
# the 'app' user cannot access its home directory even after a proper
# chown/chmod. We work around it like this.
mv /home/app /home/app2
cp -dpR /home/app2 /home/app
rm -rf /home/app2

if [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; then
  exec "$@"
fi

Version data entries

20 entries across 20 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
passenger-4.0.60	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-5.0.4	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-5.0.3	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-5.0.2	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-5.0.1	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-5.0.0.rc2	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-5.0.0.rc1	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-4.0.59	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-5.0.0.beta3	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-4.0.58	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-4.0.57	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-5.0.0.beta2	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-4.0.56	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-4.0.55	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-5.0.0.beta1	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-4.0.53	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-4.0.52	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-4.0.51	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-4.0.50	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid
passenger-4.0.49	packaging/rpm/internal/inituidgid