docker-build.sh (re)builds images
After starting the script, Docker downloads glftpd and (if enabled) zs/bot component. It will built an image with init and startup script like this:
docker build --cache-from docker-glftpd:2.13 --tag docker-glftpd:<VERSION> --tag docker-glftpd:latest (plus any build-args)
The image name will be tagged glftpd:latest. If you enabled the web interface, a docker-glftpd-web:latest image is also build from it's src repo.
Options can be set with env variables.
Example:
# build with web interface, pzs-ng and bot:
INSTALL_WEBUI=1 INSTALL_ZS=1 INSTALL_BOT=1 ./docker-build.sh
After build, docker-run.sh should auto detect the new local image.
To update glftpd when there's a new glftpd version out (come December), change GLFTPD_URL and GLFTPD_SHA in docker-build.sh and rerun script.
For defaults, current and all available build args: see settings/comments in docker-build.sh and docs/Variables.md.