[5.2] Bug 1915225: Allow custom scripts within docker container#198
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[5.2] Bug 1915225: Allow custom scripts within docker container#198andrewmiskell wants to merge 2 commits into
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This PR fixes/adds the ability to run custom scripts within the docker container at startup. This is useful if you need to extend the functionality of the container in some way without having to fork from the stock Dockerfile/image provided by the project.
For example, I use mod_auth_openidc for Apache in order to provide Bugzilla with the ability to authenticate users via Okta/OIDC. A custom scripts function would allow me to setup a script to install the apache2 module and provide the configuration without having to modify the Dockerfile or create a new container image with the changes.
Another example would be to provide custom configuration changes to the base container, e.g. using something like sed to adjust/modify the set_max_unshared_size parameters in mod_perl.pl.
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