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* ISSUE-17: fixes obsolete "version" attribute inside docker-compose.yml files * added .gitignore with some general basic settings * dockerfiles fixes - fixes missing permissions for .sh files inside the images - fixes COPY of multiple files (missing trailing slash '/' on target path - fixes use of hardcoded username:usergroup on COPY --chown * dockerfiles fixes - fixes COPY of multiple files (missing trailing slash '/' on target path * fixes missing OS_CONFIGKEY on setEnvironment.sh files --------- Co-authored-by: Lordfox <c.haendler@lordfox.de>
CONFIGURATION ON DOCKER IMAGE This directory will be mounted in `bin/config` and the running simulator will read the `Includes.ini` file. This file imports environment variables, sets global "Const" parameters, and then includes the necessary INI files (like `StandaloneCommon.ini`, `osslEnable.ini`, ...). Most of the files in `config-include` are copies of the standard files from the repository. In this setup, most parameters are changed by the overrides that happen in `Final.ini` which is the last INI files read (and thus anything specified in `Final.ini` overrides anything that came before. The convention used herein is to use the unchanged INI files from the repository and to make any changes and additions in `Final.ini`. When the docker image is run, the startup script also checks for 'bin/config/setup.sh' and, if it exists, it is executed. The included version adds `os-secrets` to the running environment so those values can be used in the INI files (see the "[Environment]" section in `Includes.ini`. So, things like database passwords only need to be entered into `os-secrets` and they will be used in the INI files. You don't need to change any database configuration in any of the INI files.