#!/usr/bin/env bash CONFIG_PATH=/etc/lbry/lbrycrd.conf function override_config_option() { # Remove existing config line from a config file # and replace with environment fed value. # Does nothing if the variable does not exist. # var Name of ENV variable # option Name of config option # config Path of config file local var=$1 option=$2 config=$3 if [[ -v $var ]]; then # Remove the existing config option: sed -i "/^$option\W*=/d" $config # Add the value from the environment: echo "$option=${!var}" >> $config fi } function set_config() { if [ -d "$CONFIG_PATH" ]; then echo "$CONFIG_PATH is a directory when it should be a file." exit 1 elif [ -f "$CONFIG_PATH" ]; then echo "Merging the mounted config file with environment variables." local MERGED_CONFIG=/tmp/lbrycrd_merged.conf cat $CONFIG_PATH > $MERGED_CONFIG echo "" >> $MERGED_CONFIG override_config_option PORT port $MERGED_CONFIG override_config_option RPC_USER rpcuser $MERGED_CONFIG override_config_option RPC_PASSWORD rpcpassword $MERGED_CONFIG override_config_option RPC_ALLOW_IP rpcallowip $MERGED_CONFIG override_config_option RPC_PORT rpcport $MERGED_CONFIG override_config_option RPC_BIND rpcbind $MERGED_CONFIG # Make the new merged config file the new CONFIG_PATH # This ensures that the original file the user mounted remains unmodified CONFIG_PATH=$MERGED_CONFIG else echo "Creating a fresh config file from environment variables." ## Set config params echo "port=${PORT=9246}" > $CONFIG_PATH echo "rpcuser=${RPC_USER=lbry}" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "rpcpassword=${RPC_PASSWORD=lbry}" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "rpcallowip=${RPC_ALLOW_IP=127.0.0.1/24}" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "rpcport=${RPC_PORT=9245}" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "rpcbind=${RPC_BIND=0.0.0.0}" >> $CONFIG_PATH fi echo "Config: " cat $CONFIG_PATH } ## Ensure perms are correct prior to running main binary /usr/bin/fix-permissions ## You can optionally specify a run mode if you want to use lbry defined presets for compatibility. case $RUN_MODE in default ) set_config lbrycrdd -server -conf=$CONFIG_PATH -printtoconsole ;; ## If it's a first run you need to do a full index including all transactions ## tx index creates an index of every single transaction in the block history if ## not specified it will only create an index for transactions that are related to the wallet or have unspent outputs. ## This is generally specific to chainquery. reindex ) ## Apply this RUN_MODE in the case you need to update a dataset. NOTE: you do not need to use `RUN_MODE reindex` for more than one complete run. set_config lbrycrdd -server -txindex -reindex -conf=$CONFIG_PATH -printtoconsole ;; chainquery ) ## If your only goal is to run Chainquery against this instance of lbrycrd and you're starting a ## fresh local dataset use this run mode. set_config lbrycrdd -server -txindex -conf=$CONFIG_PATH -printtoconsole ;; regtest ) ## Set config params ## TODO: Make this more automagic in the future. mkdir -p `dirname $CONFIG_PATH` echo "rpcuser=lbry" > $CONFIG_PATH echo "rpcpassword=lbry" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "rpcport=29245" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "rpcbind=0.0.0.0" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "rpcallowip=0.0.0.0/0" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "regtest=1" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "txindex=1" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "server=1" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "printtoconsole=1" >> $CONFIG_PATH #nohup advance &>/dev/null & lbrycrdd -conf=$CONFIG_PATH $1 ;; testnet ) ## Set config params ## TODO: Make this more automagic in the future. mkdir -p `dirname $CONFIG_PATH` echo "rpcuser=lbry" > $CONFIG_PATH echo "rpcpassword=lbry" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "rpcport=29245" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "rpcbind=0.0.0.0" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "rpcallowip=0.0.0.0/0" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "testnet=1" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "txindex=1" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "server=1" >> $CONFIG_PATH echo "printtoconsole=1" >> $CONFIG_PATH #nohup advance &>/dev/null & lbrycrdd -conf=$CONFIG_PATH $1 ;; * ) echo "Error, you must define a RUN_MODE environment variable." echo "Available options are testnet, regtest, chainquery, default, and reindex" ;; esac