Updates to add credentials folder and clean up REDCap cron #54
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Fix docker-cron to use .env's TZ and to only add REDCap cron to crontab once
123andy
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Sep 3, 2021
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Noticed after multiple restarts that the crontab file ends up with multiple copies of the REDCap cron, which causes several copies to run simultaneously. Also had issues with the Timezone on the cron container not matching the one on web and DB.
Another use case I had was storing API credentials and wanted them outside the webroot, so added a new volume to store them.