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Chris Novakovic 4c59989236 Docker: harden updating of php.ini in entrypoint

The Docker entrypoint scripts set values for the `upload_max_filesize`
and `post_max_size` directives in `php.ini` based on the value of the
`PHP_UPLOAD_LIMIT` environment variable, subject to the following
restrictions:

* Exactly one file matches `/etc/php/*/apache2/php.ini` (on Ubuntu) or
  `/etc/php*/php.ini` (on Alpine) - if, for example, more than one PHP
  package is installed in the base image, `PHP_UPLOAD_LIMIT` will not be
  honoured.
* The `php.ini` file already sets a non-default value for the
  `upload_max_filesize` or `post_max_size` directives - this is
  currently the case for the configurations inherited from upstream, but
  is not guaranteed. If the default values are relied upon,
  `PHP_UPLOAD_LIMIT` will silently not be honoured (although the script
  output will claim that it is).

Iterate over the lines outputted by `file(1)` so `PHP_UPLOAD_LIMIT` is
honoured in all available `php.ini` files, and set `upload_max_filesize`
and `post_max_size` regardless of whether they already have a value set.

2025-06-10 13:39:46 +01:00

000-default-2.4.conf

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000-default.conf

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001-default-ssl.conf

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column-statistics.cnf

Replace .my.cnf with column-statistics.cnf at the system level for mysqldump

2022-01-29 07:24:50 -06:00

develop.sh

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