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- [ ] Set the default user of the docker container to a non-root user.
- [ ] Add UFW rules to ensure that only the necessary ports are exposed of the docker containers.
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## Description
In the import document connector the location used by [`_download_import_file()`](https://github.com/OpenCTI-Platform/connectors/blob/master/internal-import-file/import-document/src/…
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I've done so in my PR (#20) but bringing it up separately so that it might be integrated into the Dockerfile - there is nothing that requires root privileges inside the container, right?
If so, mig…
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### What problem will this feature address?
Some applications need a persistent data volume whose unix ownership is a non-root user, but the volume data starts out owned by root. This can happen wh…
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The current TerminusDB container runs as root for no apparent reason. The Dockerfile should add a terminusdb user and then include `USER terminusdb` to run as a regular user.
**Is your feature requ…
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It's my understanding that running docker containers as root isn't ideal. The current configuration, which runs internally as www-data and externally as root can create some problems with access to pe…
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It was [proposed in the chat](https://gitter.im/timberio-vector/community?at=5e2acec8a420263e038ea69f) by @afoninsky to use a dedicated non-root user in Vector's Docker containers, in order to improve…
ghost updated
1 month ago
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I think it would be beneficial to have the GRR Docker container run as a non-root user, by default. Any thoughts or plans for this?
Thanks,
Wes
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Hello everyone,
some systems run with security contexts, which means that the container cannot run with root privileges.
Could you please also offer a non-root version docker image on docker hub…
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