Remove Oracle Instant Client from Dockerfiles; Fix #419 #421
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rdimaio
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LGTM. On the backwards compatibility point: I think it's fine to remove the instant client from the latest versions of these containers, as they match the latest changes in the Rucio core code. That said, since 38 will be an LTS release, it might be worth keeping the instant client as part of this release at least, and then removing it from subsequent releases. @bari12 thoughts?
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Removes Oracle Instant Client and dependencies that have been specified as required by it only.
The affected containers are:
daemonsinitprobesserveruihowever, would we prefer to keep the client in some of those for backwards compatibility (e.g. in
probes)? Not sure. If so, I can leave it (may adding an inline comment that this needs to be removed in 2 years).