balena-supervisor/entry.sh

#!/bin/sh

set -o errexit

# If the legacy /tmp/resin-supervisor exists on the host, a container might
# already be using to take an update lock, so we symlink it to the new
# location so that the supervisor can see it
[ -d /mnt/root/tmp/resin-supervisor ] &&
	([ -d /mnt/root/tmp/balena-supervisor ] || ln -s ./resin-supervisor /mnt/root/tmp/balena-supervisor)

# Otherwise, if the lockfiles directory doesn't exist
[ -d /mnt/root/tmp/balena-supervisor ] ||
	mkdir -p /mnt/root/tmp/balena-supervisor

export DBUS_SYSTEM_BUS_ADDRESS="${DBUS_SYSTEM_BUS_ADDRESS:-unix:path=/mnt/root/run/dbus/system_bus_socket}"

# Include self-signed CAs, should they exist
if [ -n "${BALENA_ROOT_CA}" ]; then
	if [ ! -e '/etc/ssl/certs/balenaRootCA.pem' ]; then
		echo "${BALENA_ROOT_CA}" >/etc/ssl/certs/balenaRootCA.pem

		# Include the balenaRootCA in the system store for services like Docker
		mkdir -p /usr/local/share/ca-certificates
		echo "${BALENA_ROOT_CA}" >/usr/local/share/ca-certificates/balenaRootCA.crt
		update-ca-certificates
	fi
fi

# Setup necessary directories for journalctl
# NOTE: this won't be necessary once the supervisor can update
# itself, as using the label io.balena.features.journal-logs will
# achieve the same objective
if { [ ! -d /run/log/journal ] || [ -L /run/log/journal ]; } && [ -s /mnt/root/etc/machine-id ]; then
	# Only enter here if the directory does not exist or the location exists and is a symlink
	# (note that test -d /symlink-to-dir will return true)

	# Create the directory
	mkdir -p /run/log

	# Override the local machine-id
	ln -sf /mnt/root/etc/machine-id /etc/machine-id

	# Remove the original link if it exists to avoid creating deep links
	[ -L /run/log/journal ] && rm /run/log/journal

	# If using persistent logging, the host will the journal under `/var/log/journal`
	# otherwise it will have it under /run/log/journal
	[ -d "/mnt/root/run/log/journal/$(cat /etc/machine-id)" ] && ln -sf /mnt/root/run/log/journal /run/log/journal
	[ -d "/mnt/root/var/log/journal/$(cat /etc/machine-id)" ] && ln -sf /mnt/root/var/log/journal /run/log/journal
fi

# Mount the host kernel module path onto the expected location
# We need to do this as busybox doesn't support using a custom location
if [ ! -d /lib/modules ]; then
	ln -s /mnt/root/lib/modules /lib/modules
fi
# Now load the ip6_tables kernel module, so we can do
# filtering on ipv6 addresses. Don't fail here if the
# modprobe fails, as this can either be that the module is
# already loaded or that the kernel module isn't present. In
# the former case, this is fine for runtime, and in the
# latter it means that the supervisor will fail later on, so
# not a problem.
modprobe ip6_tables || true

export BASE_LOCK_DIR="/tmp/balena-supervisor/services"
export LOCKFILE_UID=65534

# Cleanup leftover Supervisor-created lockfiles from any previous processes.
# Supervisor-created lockfiles have a UID of 65534.
find "/mnt/root${BASE_LOCK_DIR}" -type f -user "${LOCKFILE_UID}" -name "*updates.lock" -delete || true

if [ "${LIVEPUSH}" = "1" ]; then
	exec npx nodemon --watch src --watch typings --ignore tests -e js,ts,json \
		--exec node -r ts-node/register/transpile-only src/app.ts
else
	exec node /usr/src/app/dist/app.js
fi