Set PATH to prevent setup_alpine_rootfs.sh to fail#513
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Set this PATH variable (
export PATH="/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin") to the scriptrootfs/opt/setup_alpine_rootfs.shwhich exports the location of all installed binaries in order for the chroot environment to not fail.Problem:
Executing:
will result in this error:
instead of successfully continuing the script.
This is because the
setup-*scripts Alpine included (and possibly all binaries) was nowhere to be found. The only way to fix this is by manually setting the PATH inside the script for the installed binaries to work.Issues reporting this:
#510
#212 < the person who made the issue already fixed it themselves, all you have to do is include the PATH inside the script