entrypoint: add docker secret friendly _FILE options#519
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to prevent having to define secrets in docker compose file when using docker stack, add a _FILE option for sensitive information so that docker secrets may be used; update README accordingly
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Hi,
I was deploying the onlyoffice documentserver community edition using docker swarm and thought it would be nice to be able to use docker secrets to avoid putting JWT_SECRET or DB_PWD as environment variables into the compose file. This adds the ability to specify a file, e.g. created from a docker secret, to use as a secret (similar to what mariadb and many other containers do).
Kind regards,
Andreas