use "svn patch $p" instead of "patch -p1 < $p" about freetz-docker HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi @pfichtner, thanks for the suggestion. Since I don't actually use svn I must ask: how compatible is svn patch with patches created by GNU diff? Can we just safely replace patch? If not, we could certainly add it as an alternative. Would you check and file a pull request?

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I also did not use svn diff before. But it seems to be the only way to create a patchfile where the executable bit is recorded. Do you know another way how to create a patch where the existing executable bit is restored when the patch is applied?
I am not bound to svn diff/patch any other way that satisfies my needs is welcome.
Nevertheless  I'll check if a svn patchfile is compatible with gnu patch.
Update: a svn patchfile is not compatible to be applied by gnu patch

Another more generic way would be that /entrypoint.sh checks for a script and if it exists execute it. So a script could be added to the container using a docker volume (as I do for image, config, etc.)

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