fix: stop rerunning entrypoint-init.bash after first successful start for docker compose#1225
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Problem: First
docker compose upeverything is okBUT frontend token is corrupted after second
docker compose upfor docker/compose.ymlHappens always on second time - entrypoint-init resets the
frontend_tokenof frontend.yaml to value│so frontend cannot get any mappingsSolution: entrypoint-init no more starts every time container is up, only the first time when there is no config generated yet
Example of
/var/lib/zrok2/config/frontend.yamlFirst start:
Second start: