Don't declare VIRTUAL_HOST as an empty string in Dockerfile #1304
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…cally create this file on container start. This gets rid of what was probably a hack to have the VIRTUAL_HOST declared as an empty string in the Dockerfile (lighttpd would not start if env.VIRTUAL_HOST was not set Signed-off-by: Adam Warner <[email protected]>
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What does this PR aim to accomplish?:
Possibly causes issues with other containers (though, personally I do not see how - but then, I'm not a Docker expert), see nginx-proxy/nginx-proxy#1674 (reply in thread) for a discussion that may make more sense to you, dear reader.
This change set keeps things functionally the same as they were before - just syntactically different.
15-pihole-admin-redirect-docker.confnow created on the fly rather than forcing the env var to exist system-wide (if it doesn't exist, lighttpd falls over)By submitting this pull request, I confirm the following:
git rebase)