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Description:
The Dockerfiles for all platforms create directories to store Java preferences in, however only the Ubuntu Dockerfile actually sets the system properties on the image to use them.
Affected Product Version:
6.0.0.1
OS, DB, other environment details and versions:
Project tag: v6.0.0.1 (d0d177a32d1f112f47d17122a19a98ea09bb10d2)
Base Images impacted: Alpine, Centos
Description:
The Dockerfiles for all platforms create directories to store Java preferences in, however only the Ubuntu Dockerfile actually sets the system properties on the image to use them.
Affected Product Version:
6.0.0.1
OS, DB, other environment details and versions:
Project tag:
v6.0.0.1
(d0d177a32d1f112f47d17122a19a98ea09bb10d2
)Base Images impacted: Alpine, Centos
Steps to reproduce:
cd docker-is/dockerfiles/centos/is
docker build -t wso2/wso2is:6.0.0-centos --build-arg "WSO2_SERVER_DIST_URL=https://wso2.org/path/to/wso2is-6.0.0.zip" .
docker run wso2/wso2is:6.0.0-centos
Related Issues
#356 Ubuntu Dockerfile passes incorrect java user preferences path to image
I will be submitting a pull request shortly with the fix.
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