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Lint the install script #36

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README.md: drop misleading statement about building the docker image
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Drop duplicate configure_nfs function body and duplicate commented ou…
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scripts/install.sh: switch shebang to bash and go full strict mode
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scripts/install.sh: reindent
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scripts/install.sh: fix or suppress shellcheck warnings
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scripts/install.sh: mark as executable
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Add Expect script to drive the interactive scripts/install.sh
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Expand Up @@ -18,8 +18,6 @@ The most convenient way to install the Bluecherry docker image is to use this sc

The included Dockerfile generates an image based on an **Ubuntu 20.04** docker image. The latest tagged version of the **Bluecherry Server v3.x.x** from the [bluecherry-apps](https://github.com/bluecherrydvr/bluecherry-apps) source repository. The included docker-compose file uses **MySQL version 8.x.x** to host the bluecherry database.

The current version of this docker code intends to build a bluecherry docker image that is as small as possible, and which does *not* bake in any configuration into the image (since docker images are intended to be ephemeral).

Instead, needed configuration parameters such as database and server passwords are passed into the docker container via environment variables. Environment variables are defined and passed using typical methods with `docker` or `docker-compose` commands.

## Initialization and Usage
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