filebrowser/healthcheck.sh

#!/bin/sh
PORT=${FB_PORT:-$(jq -r .port /.filebrowser.json)}
ADDRESS=${FB_ADDRESS:-$(jq -r .address /.filebrowser.json)}
ADDRESS=${ADDRESS:-localhost}
curl -f http://$ADDRESS:$PORT/health || exit 1
feat: add a healthcheck script that works with a dynamic port (#2510) 2023-07-23 05:07:15 +08:00			`#!/bin/sh`
fix: handle quotes in healthcheck.sh (#3130) This file as is makes a value of `"localhost"` as the address in the .filebrowser.json file read in as `"localhost"` instead of `localhost`. These quotes break the curl command. Using `-r` with jq fixes this. 2024-04-25 05:13:56 +08:00			`PORT=${FB_PORT:-$(jq -r .port /.filebrowser.json)}`
			`ADDRESS=${FB_ADDRESS:-$(jq -r .address /.filebrowser.json)}`
fix(healthcheck): use address configured if not empty (#2938) 2024-01-30 17:37:17 +08:00			`ADDRESS=${ADDRESS:-localhost}`
			`curl -f http://$ADDRESS:$PORT/health \|\| exit 1`