Removed gosu from replication.sh updated postgres #5
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Something has changed in recent versions of the postgres image that breaks the use of gosu (or rather, makes it useless). See docker-library/postgres#269. It created an error when the script was creating a slave instnace (see issue nebirhos#4). Also updated the Dockerfile to use the 9.6 version of the Docker image.
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Thank you @Gimly! I also see you changed the default version of postgres to 9.6, that I forgot to do. |
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You're welcome. Did you already publish the new version Docker hub? |
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Yep, builds are automatically updated on github push or postgres docker image updates. |
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Something has changed in recent versions of the postgres image that
breaks the use of gosu (or rather, makes it useless). See
docker-library/postgres#269. It created an
error when the script was creating a slave instnace (see issue #4).
Also updated the Dockerfile to use the 9.6 version of the Docker image.
Fixes #4