fix: hbase snapshot export script

Author: dervoeti

hbase/Dockerfile

@@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ FROM stackable/image/java-devel AS hadoop-s3-builder
 ARG PRODUCT
 ARG RELEASE
 ARG HADOOP
+ARG HBASE_HBASE
 ARG STACKABLE_USER_UID
 
 USER ${STACKABLE_USER_UID}
@@ -42,7 +43,7 @@ export LIBS=$(find /stackable/hadoop/share/hadoop -name '*.jar' -printf '%p:' |
 # The variable names are intentionally passed to envsubst in single-quotes,
 # so that they are not expanded. Disabling ShellCheck rules in a Dockerfile
 # does not work, so please ignore the according warning (SC2016).
-envsubst '${HBASE_HBASE}:${LIBS}' < /stackable/bin/export-snapshot-to-s3.env > /stackable/bin/export-snapshot-to-s3
+envsubst '${HBASE_HBASE}:${RELEASE}:${LIBS}' < /stackable/bin/export-snapshot-to-s3.env > /stackable/bin/export-snapshot-to-s3
 chmod +x /stackable/bin/export-snapshot-to-s3
 rm /stackable/bin/export-snapshot-to-s3.env
 

hbase/hbase/stackable/bin/export-snapshot-to-s3.env

@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ sed --in-place '/<\/configuration>/{
 # `hbase snapshot export` which results in the error
 # 'No FileSystem for scheme "hdfs"'. Passsing the argument
 # `--internal-classpath` solves this problem.
-/stackable/hbase-${PRODUCT}/bin/hbase \
+/stackable/hbase-${HBASE_HBASE}-stackable${RELEASE}/bin/hbase \
     --config "$CONF_DIR" \
     --internal-classpath \
     snapshot export "$@"