Fix cron container so daily wiki export actually runs
The cron has been silently failing every day since 2026-03-28. Four independent bugs were stacked: 1. cron/entrypoint.sh: env dump used `sed` to wrap each line in `export `, but values with spaces (e.g. GIT_SSH_COMMAND, OIDC_SCOPES) produced lines like `export GIT_SSH_COMMAND=ssh -o UserKnownHosts...` which `export` parses as a flag and aborts. busybox ash treats the builtin error as fatal, so `. /etc/environment.sh; script.sh` never reaches the script. Now single-quote each value with proper escaping. 2. cron/Dockerfile: NODE_PATH only works for CommonJS `require()`, not ESM `import`. The export script is `"type": "module"` and failed with "Cannot find package 'gray-matter'". Install deps at /app/node_modules instead — Node ESM walks up from /app/scripts and finds it there. 3. docker-compose.yml: `~/.ssh:/root/.ssh:ro` — DokPloy does NOT expand `~`, so it created a literal `~` directory inside the deployment dir and mounted that empty dir. The container had no SSH key. Use the absolute host path `/root/.ssh` instead. 4. cron/entrypoint.sh: even with the SSH key, `git push` would fail because the git remote is HTTPS and the host's git server runs on port 2222 (set in /root/.ssh/config). Add a `pushInsteadOf` rewrite so push uses SSH while DokPloy can keep fetching via HTTPS, and stop re-running ssh-keyscan against the wrong port — copy the host's known_hosts (which already has the :2222 entry) instead.
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- ./content:/app/content
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- ./.git:/app/.git
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- /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock:ro
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- ~/.ssh:/root/.ssh:ro
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# Absolute path required: DokPloy does NOT expand ~ and would otherwise
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# create a literal "~" directory under the deployment dir.
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- /root/.ssh:/root/.ssh:ro
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- ./backups:/backups/outline
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env_file:
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- .env
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