- `busybox`: 1.29.3, Buildroot 2018.08, Alpine 3.8
- `cassandra`: fix `cassandra.yaml` modification (docker-library/cassandra#160), `chown` fixes (docker-library/cassandra#158)
- `ghost`: `chown` fixes (docker-library/ghost#153)
- `julia`: 1.0.1
- `mariadb`: `chown` fixes (MariaDB/mariadb-docker#203)
- `mongo`: `chown` fixes (docker-library/mongo#305)
- `openjdk`: Oracle variants (docker-library/openjdk#235), 11 GA
- `owncloud`: `chown` fixes (docker-library/owncloud#105)
- `percona`: `chown` fixes (docker-library/percona#69)
- `php`: 7.3.0RC2
- `rabbitmq`: `chown` fixes (docker-library/rabbitmq#281)
- `redis`: `chown` fixes (redis/docker-library-redis#166)
- `redmine`: `chown` fixes (docker-library/redmine#128)
- `ruby`: Alpine thread stack size fix (docker-library/ruby#237)
- `tomcat`: add JRE 11, remove EOL Tomcat 8.0 (docker-library/tomcat#133)

Recursive modification of ownership and permissions in the entrypoint
has been implicated in slow container startup times. This change checks
the ownership first and only modifies it if necessary. It is modeled
after similar changes recently applied to a number of other projects
e.g. redis/docker-library-redis#166.

Recursive modification of ownership and permissions in the entrypoint
has been implicated in slow container startup times. This change checks
the ownership first and only modifies it if necessary. It is modeled
after similar changes recently applied to a number of other projects
e.g. redis/docker-library-redis#166.

Recursive modification of ownership and permissions in the entrypoint
has been implicated in slow container startup times. This change checks
the ownership first and only modifies it if necessary. It is modeled
after similar changes recently applied to a number of other projects
e.g. redis/docker-library-redis#166.

* Chown files in /opt/couchdb only when necessary

Recursive modification of ownership and permissions in the entry point
has been implicated in slow container startup times. This change checks
the ownership first and only modifies it if necessary. It is modelled
after similar changes recently applied to a number of other projects
e.g. redis/docker-library-redis#166.

* Chmod data files only if necessary

Previously we had been doing a blanket recursive chmod to 770 on
everything in the datadir. This had a few problems:

- The files themselves need not have the executable bit set
- CouchDB itself creates directories and files with 755/644
- Executing lots of chmod operations caused startup delays

This patch makes the execution of chmod conditional, and works to set
the permissions to what they would normally be when CouchDB creates the
the files and directories.

* Chmod config files only if necessary

This patch also drops the target permissions from 775/664 to 755/644,
as the latter permissions are the ones set by the CouchDB installation
itself.