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Include docker.sh fails on Ubuntu #5

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ju5t opened this issue Dec 15, 2017 · 1 comment
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Include docker.sh fails on Ubuntu #5

ju5t opened this issue Dec 15, 2017 · 1 comment
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ju5t commented Dec 15, 2017

The following line returns an error content => '. /etc/csf/docker.sh'. A solution could be to use bash /etc/csf/docker.sh.
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(#5) Force bash when running Docker chains
e55ebe1
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ju5t commented Jan 26, 2018

This doesn't solve the issue. Apparently CSF on Ubuntu doesn't use the shebang that was specified.

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(#5) Revert to source
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docker.sh not only contains specific rules to support Docker, it
also contains a function that is used to open ports for specific
containers. Running `bash docker.sh` breaks this functionality.

This doesn't solve the issue on Ubuntu. Apparently `csfpost.sh`
gets started with sh instead of bash, ignoring the shebang.
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(#5) Fix tests referring source docker.sh
3495dbb
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