gateway: deploy config.yaml changes (the volume was shadowing the image)

Deploying the audio-pricing change proved the gap: the image built and the app
restarted, but /model/info still served the old prices — /app/data is a
persistent volume, so the Dockerfile's COPY config.yaml /app/data/config.yaml is
shadowed by the volume's file from the first install, and start.sh only wrote a
default when the file was missing. Config changes in this repo therefore never
reached a running gateway; the audit's byte-identical md5 check was a manual
sync.

Fix: ship a second copy at /app/code/config.yaml and have start.sh sync it over
the volume at boot whenever they differ. The repo stays the source of truth, the
legacy first-boot default remains, and the README documents the flow.
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@@ -19,6 +19,9 @@ RUN chmod +x /app/code/start.sh
# Default config — will be overridden by Cloudron env vars at runtime # Default config — will be overridden by Cloudron env vars at runtime
COPY config.yaml /app/data/config.yaml COPY config.yaml /app/data/config.yaml
# A second copy inside the image: start.sh syncs it over the persistent
# /app/data volume at boot, so config changes in the repo actually deploy.
COPY config.yaml /app/code/config.yaml
# Append the co-op credit-pack hint to LiteLLM's hardcoded budget-exceeded # Append the co-op credit-pack hint to LiteLLM's hardcoded budget-exceeded
# messages. Done at BUILD time — the runtime rootfs is read-only under # messages. Done at BUILD time — the runtime rootfs is read-only under
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@@ -85,6 +85,14 @@ The following are auto-generated and should **not** be set manually:
- `DATABASE_URL` — from Cloudron's PostgreSQL addon - `DATABASE_URL` — from Cloudron's PostgreSQL addon
- `REDIS_HOST`, `REDIS_PORT`, `REDIS_PASSWORD` — from Cloudron's Redis addon - `REDIS_HOST`, `REDIS_PORT`, `REDIS_PASSWORD` — from Cloudron's Redis addon
### Config deployment
`config.yaml` ships **with the image** and `start.sh` syncs it over the persistent
`/app/data/config.yaml` at boot whenever they differ. The volume copy would
otherwise shadow the image's file forever — which is exactly how a config change
can be merged, built and "deployed" while the gateway keeps serving the old
configuration. Change the repo and redeploy; never edit the volume copy directly.
### Admin access ### Admin access
The LiteLLM admin UI and API docs are **disabled** on the public gateway (hardened by default; see `start.sh`). Administrative operations run through the [member portal](https://git.inference.coop/code/member-portal), which holds the master key server-side. If direct LiteLLM admin access is ever needed, re-enable the UI in `start.sh`, redeploy, and use the master key from `/app/data/.master_key` — then disable it again. The LiteLLM admin UI and API docs are **disabled** on the public gateway (hardened by default; see `start.sh`). Administrative operations run through the [member portal](https://git.inference.coop/code/member-portal), which holds the master key server-side. If direct LiteLLM admin access is ever needed, re-enable the UI in `start.sh`, redeploy, and use the master key from `/app/data/.master_key` — then disable it again.
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@@ -150,6 +150,17 @@ YAML
echo "Config written to $CONFIG_FILE" echo "Config written to $CONFIG_FILE"
fi fi
# --- Ship config updates with the image ---
# /app/data is a persistent volume, so the copy the Dockerfile bakes into
# /app/data/config.yaml is shadowed by the volume's file forever — config
# changes in the repo would never reach a running gateway. The repo is the
# source of truth (README: repos mirror production), so sync the shipped copy
# over the volume whenever they differ.
if [ -f /app/code/config.yaml ] && ! cmp -s /app/code/config.yaml "$CONFIG_FILE"; then
echo "Updating /app/data/config.yaml from the image (repo is the source of truth)"
cp /app/code/config.yaml "$CONFIG_FILE"
fi
# --- Start LiteLLM --- # --- Start LiteLLM ---
echo "Starting LiteLLM on port 4000..." echo "Starting LiteLLM on port 4000..."