lbry-docker/lbrycrd/stuff/start.sh
Leopere aff973f5a9
Clarification on comments and TODO: cleanups.
Documented the RUN_MODEs and just did some re-organizing.
2019-04-17 10:38:56 -04:00

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
CONFIG_PATH=/etc/lbry/lbrycrd.conf
if [ -f "$CONFIG_PATH" ]
then
echo "Using the config file that was mounted into the container."
else
echo "Creating a fresh config file from environment variables."
## Set config params
mkdir -p `dirname $CONFIG_PATH`
echo "rpcuser=$RPC_USER" > $CONFIG_PATH
echo "rpcpassword=$RPC_PASSWORD" >> $CONFIG_PATH
echo "rpcallowip=$RPC_ALLOW_IP" >> $CONFIG_PATH
echo "rpcport=9245" >> $CONFIG_PATH
echo "rpcbind=0.0.0.0" >> $CONFIG_PATH
#echo "bind=0.0.0.0" >> $CONFIG_PATH
fi
## 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 $RUN_MODE in
default )
lbrycrdd -server -conf=$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.
lbrycrdd -server -txindex -reindex -conf=$CONFIG_PATH -printtoconsole
;;
chainquery )
## If your only goal is to run Chainquery against this instance of lbrycrd and you're starting a
## fresh local dataset use this run mode.
lbrycrdd -server -txindex -conf=$CONFIG_PATH -printtoconsole
;;
esac