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* [fix] Dockerfile using Debian instead of Alpine We are switching to building docker container for Matermmost-server & enterprise from Alpine Linux(unsupported) to Debian(supported) This image is used for e2e testing. Rationalle: Alpine is actually unsupported distro for Mattermost-server. https://docs.mattermost.com/install/software-hardware-requirements.html#mattermost-server-operating-system On top of that, Alpine linux uses musl libc vs glibc, which can cause several issues when testing Finally We got to a point of being unable to run Alpine based mattermost instances with: `Error relocating ./mattermost: fcntl64: symbol not found` Details @ https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost-server/pull/20735 Specifically the following changes are introduced: - switching to using Debian Buster as being a supported linux flavor for Mattermost - pinning the Debian base image with SHA hash - defining Shell as bash, and enabling pipefail - pinning additional packages installed using apt - removing unused cache - improving MM_PACKAGE variable checking logic introducing non zero exit code (127) when failing - migrating adduser and addgroup command, to debian compatible - removing unused chown dirs Signed-off-by: Akis Maziotis <akis.maziotis@mattermost.com> * [fix] Using bash as a more capable shell * [fix] Installing optional packages needed for tests These packages are needed to perform succesfull end to end testing. Relevant documentation: https://docs.mattermost.com/configure/file-storage-configuration-settings.html#enable-document-search-by-content Signed-off-by: Akis Maziotis <akis.maziotis@mattermost.com>
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