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Use $HOSTNAME in restore.sh instead of the hostname binary #71

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4 changes: 3 additions & 1 deletion scripts/restore.sh
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LOG_DIR="$PGDATA"/log
LOG_FILE_PATTERN="postgresql-*.log"
HOST=$(hostname)
# bash sets HOSTNAME itself; the hostname binary is absent from the RHEL/CentOS
# Stream based images, and without it every pod would take the replica path below.
HOST="$HOSTNAME"
mkdir -p $PGDATA
chmod 0700 "$PGDATA"

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