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#!/usr/bin/env sh
set -e
if ! [ -d "/etc/anastasis" ]; then
echo -e "
\x1b[0;31;1mFATAL\x1b[0m Anastasis-Docker needs /etc/anastasis mounted.
If you're calling docker directly, pass '-v ./anastasis-config:/etc/anastasis' to docker run
If you're using a docker compose, add the below to the service:
volumes:
- ./anastasis-config:/etc/anastasis:rw" 1>&2;
exit 1;
fi;
if ! [ -f "/etc/anastasis/anastasis.conf" ]; then
echo -e "\x1b[0;33;1mWARN\x1b[0m Anastasis-Docker needs /etc/anastasis/anastasis.conf.
If you're seeing this for the first time after setting up a volume binding, simply continue by modifying your config. A config was just created for you! :)
Otherwise, see below for information on adding a volume binding:
If you're calling docker directly, pass '-v ./anastasis-config:/etc/anastasis' to docker run
If you're using a docker compose, add the below to the service:
volumes:
- ./anastasis-config:/etc/anastasis:rw" 1>&2;
echo '[anastasis]
SERVE = tcp
PORT = 9977
DB = postgres
[stasis-postgres]
CONFIG = postgres://admin:password@172.168.111.10:5432/postgres
' > /etc/anastasis/anastasis.conf
fi;
set -ax
anastasis-dbinit -c /etc/anastasis/anastasis.conf
anastasis-httpd -c /etc/anastasis/anastasis.conf $@
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