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# dockcheck
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### A script checking updates for docker images **without the need of pulling** - then having the option to auto-update either all or selecting specific containers.
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With the help of [`regctl` ](https://github.com/regclient/regclient ). This is just a concept for inspiration, use with care.
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## Dependencies:
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Running docker (duh) and compose, either standalone or plugin.
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`regctl` by [regclient ](https://github.com/regclient/regclient )
The script will ask to download `regctl` if it's not in PATH or current directory.
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## `dockcheck.sh`
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```bash
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$ ./dockcheck.sh -h
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Syntax: dockcheck.sh [OPTION] [part of name to filter]
Example: dockcheck.sh -a ng
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Options:
-h Print this Help.
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-a|y Automatic updates, without interaction.
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-n No updates, only checking availability.
```
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Basic example:
```bash
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$ ./dockcheck.sh
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. . .
Containers on latest version:
glances
homer
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Containers with updates available:
0) ALL
1) adguardhome
2) syncthing
3) whoogle-search
Do you want to update? y/[n] y
What containers do you like to update?
Enter number(s) separated by comma: 1,3
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```
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Then it proceedes to run `pull` and `up -d` on every container with updates.
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And with `-n` *No updates* and `gl` for `*gl*` filtering:
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```bash
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$ ./dockcheck.sh -n gl
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. . .
Containers with updates available:
whoogle-search
Containers on latest version:
glances
No updates installed, exiting
```
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### :beetle: Squashed Bugs:
- ~~No options for running without updates or auto update.~~
- ~~No filter to check only specific containers.~~
- ~~Faulty registry checkups stopped the updates completely.~~
- ~~No clear checks to skip containers producing errors.~~
- ~~Multi-digest images didn't correctly check with registry, giving false positives on updates.~~
### :hammer: Known issues
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- ~~No granular choice of what to update (except initial name filter).~~
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- No detailed error feedback (just skip + list what's skipped) .
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## `dockcheck_docker-run_ver.sh`
### Wont auto-update the containers, only their images. (compose is recommended)
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Alternative version for people who use `docker run` and no composes.
`docker run` dont support using new images just by restarting a container.
Containers need to be stopped, removed and created again to run on the new image.
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## `dupc_function.sh`
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Function to quickly check for updates on a single contianer or list of containers by name. **Without the need of pulling** .
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Preferably placed in `.bashrc` or similar.
Example:
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```
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$ dupc ng
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Updates available for local_nginx.
nginx_reverse is already latest.
Updates available for paperless-ng.
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```