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Use ENTRYPOINT CMD instead of CMD to allow for greater flexibility
ex. `docker logs <container>` after running with `nano_node --wallet_list`
```
EXECUTING: nano_node --wallet_list
Wallet ID: 4633783D98EFE13AC7884FB8299E39032358575C4DA696B9800C6EB0AD1634A4
nano_1womoper6rkhq1atc9y5rsqr6jzatia9ch4mezmtxdixhip68aibxtuefadz
```
If vacuum limit is set and db size is greater than limit vacuum before launching daemon
container stops if daemon dies allowing docker to restart if configured
This is a change from the how things currently run as the size is not checked and the daemon restarted if over size.
```
Usage:
/entry.sh nano_node [daemon] [cli_options] [-l] [-v size]
daemon
start as daemon
cli_options
nano_node cli options <see nano_node --help>
-l
log to console <use docker logs {container}>
-v<size>
vacuum database if over size GB on startup
/entry.sh bash [other]
other
bash pass through
/entry.sh [*]
*
usage
default:
/entry.sh nano_node daemon -l
```
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