Apply chown to /run directory not recursively#68
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Related Issue: #38
As stated in this comment, kubernetes utilizes the
/run/secretsdirectory as read-only path, which conflicts with thechown -R /runin docker entrypoint.sh.To resolve this issue, this PR changes the
chown -R /runtochown /run. I've tested that image with the newentrypoint.shworked well on local self-hosted environment (with very basic setup though...) and also on the kubernetes pod.