Do you use official Wildfly/JBossEAP images for OpenShift? OpenShift
does not run containers as root by default (this is the reason most
standard docker images need extra configuration to run on OpenShift).
To check why env vars are not visible, I think you'd need to post your
dockerfile somewhere.
Julio Saura wrote on 09/12/16 12:11:
hello
i have just started the process as root inside the docker just to be
sure that was the problem ,but still the same issue
java process running inside jboss is not reading variable values but
when connected to the docker shell , echoing them shows the values
properly ..
what i am doing wrong? shell processes are able to read values but app
inside jboss no..
best regards
thanks again.
El 12 sept 2016, a las 11:04, Julio Saura <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> escribió:
do i need to do something to make the env variables i pass on son when
creating the RC to all users? or shall i do it manually dumping them
into /etc/profile or user bash_profile file prior launching jboss?
thanks
El 12 sept 2016, a las 10:45, Julio Saura <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> escribió:
hi
we have found the problem
the process inside the docker is launched with sudo to a non
privileged user por starting the jboss server , don’t want the
process to be launched as root.
env variables are only available for the root user of the docker, not
for the user that launches jboss process, and so code finds em as null
Best regards
El 9 sept 2016, a las 17:49, Julio Saura <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> escribió:
El 9 sept 2016, a las 17:47, Aleksandar Kostadinov
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> escribió:
Julio Saura wrote on 09/09/16 18:41:
El 9 sept 2016, a las 17:39, Aleksandar Kostadinov
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> escribió:
Julio Saura wrote on 09/09/16 17:09:
Hello
just to be sure ..
i need to pass some env variables containing @ and / characters
so far i did always scape them
for example
{
"name”:"URL",
"value”:”http:\/\/www.example.com
<http://www.example.com/>\/uri"
},
This is not OpenShift specific. You need just correct JSON. As
far as ruby JSON parser says, there is no need to escape anything
in the above URL.
yeah i know is not open shift specific but since this an open
shift group i though it would be the right way to answer this :)
ok, i will investigate further then why i am having problems in
the app recovering variable values
You need to provide to the list more details of what you are seeing
exactly. I said JSON escaping is not specific to OpenSHift. But
issue might not be escaping itself.
yeah agree. let me do some investigations in the code i had .. i am
sure is a code problem if escaping is not needed ..
i am getting is a null pointer exception when recovering the env
variables values.
i will share conclusions as soon as i have
thanks
thanks aleksandar
this is the right way ? i am having problems recovering this
variable on a java app in my pods
on shell if i echo the variable’s value shows the value ok.
thanks in advance
Best regards.
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