System with selinux will fail to run docker command from readme. They require additional ":z" option in volume mount. The ":z" option shouldn't mess with system without selinux
I think _simpleauth_sess shouldn't be visible in command history, so it will be probably good to have option to pass it as environment variables with --env-file option. But this will require modifying program probably…
As this program don't require elevated privileges maybe it should be run with podman instead of docker, which don't require root, and it will not mess file permissions on linux. If it will stay docker it would be nice to add "-u" option from docker. Than files will no longer belong to root. This is probably unix only…
System with selinux will fail to run docker command from readme. They require additional ":z" option in volume mount. The ":z" option shouldn't mess with system without selinux
So should look like this.
I think _simpleauth_sess shouldn't be visible in command history, so it will be probably good to have option to pass it as environment variables with --env-file option. But this will require modifying program probably…
As this program don't require elevated privileges maybe it should be run with podman instead of docker, which don't require root, and it will not mess file permissions on linux. If it will stay docker it would be nice to add "-u" option from docker. Than files will no longer belong to root. This is probably unix only…