mailu/core/nginx/start.py

#!/usr/bin/python3

import os
import subprocess

# Check if a stale pid file exists
if os.path.exists("/var/run/nginx.pid"):
    os.remove("/var/run/nginx.pid")

if os.environ["TLS_FLAVOR"] in [ "letsencrypt","mail-letsencrypt" ]:
    subprocess.Popen(["/letsencrypt.py"])
elif os.environ["TLS_FLAVOR"] in [ "mail", "cert" ]:
    subprocess.Popen(["/certwatcher.py"])

subprocess.call(["/config.py"])
os.execv("/usr/sbin/nginx", ["nginx", "-g", "daemon off;"])
Standarize image by using shared / similair layers 6 years ago			`#!/usr/bin/python3`
Prepare nginx as a unique frontend 7 years ago
			`import os`
Add letsencrypt support in the nginx container 7 years ago			`import subprocess`

Make sure stale pid files are dealt with, fix #341 7 years ago			`# Check if a stale pid file exists`
Fix the path of the nginx pid in startup scripts, fixes #483 6 years ago			`if os.path.exists("/var/run/nginx.pid"):`
			`os.remove("/var/run/nginx.pid")`
Prepare nginx as a unique frontend 7 years ago
Adding options for mail-letsencrypt 7 years ago			`if os.environ["TLS_FLAVOR"] in [ "letsencrypt","mail-letsencrypt" ]:`
Add letsencrypt support in the nginx container 7 years ago			`subprocess.Popen(["/letsencrypt.py"])`
Add certificate watcher for external certs to reload nginx In case of TLS_FLAVOR=[mail,cert], the user supplies their own certificates. However, since nginx is not aware of changes to these files, it cannot reload itself e.g. when the certs get renewed. To solve this, let’s add a small daemon in the place of `letsencrypt.py`, which uses a flexible file-watching framework and reloads nginx in the case the certificates change …. 6 years ago			`elif os.environ["TLS_FLAVOR"] in [ "mail", "cert" ]:`
			`subprocess.Popen(["/certwatcher.py"])`
Add letsencrypt support in the nginx container 7 years ago
			`subprocess.call(["/config.py"])`
Prepare nginx as a unique frontend 7 years ago			`os.execv("/usr/sbin/nginx", ["nginx", "-g", "daemon off;"])`