.ssh files copied to wrong location

[nerdlich]

When using SFTP with public key authentication, the provided .ssh directory is copied to the wrong location:

cp -r "${SSH_CONFIG_PATH}" /root/.ssh

This creates .ssh inside /root/.ssh

This line works instead:

cp -r "${SSH_CONFIG_PATH}" /root/

[ThomDietrich]

Refers to

resticker/entrypoint

Lines 11 to 14 in 854f21e

	SSH_CONFIG_PATH="/run/secrets/.ssh"
	if [[ -d "$SSH_CONFIG_PATH" ]]; then
	cp -r "${SSH_CONFIG_PATH}" /root/.ssh

This can happen in some circumstances. An even better way to always copy content from one folder to the other is:

cp -r "${SSH_CONFIG_PATH}/." /root/.ssh 

[djmaze]

Happily taking a PR :)