Closed dionysiusmarquis closed 6 years ago
Any reason this is ignored? this is more as mission critical, especially e.g. when you run this on a synology NAS and similar.
I believe inspiration could be taken from https://github.com/janeczku/docker-dropbox/blob/master/run
Also the Readme should be updated accordingly. @dionysiusmarquis you want to look into this again or do you think the package maintainers don't react anyways? In which case forking and republishing on your own on docker hub might be a smart move. Also a nice package to call "yours"
I actually have an auto building docker on docker hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/dionysiusmarquis/resilio-sync/ I'm trying to keep it up to date but no guarantee that this is a best practice and production ready approach. I'm using it since then and it's working fine for me. But as said: no guarantee
doing the same for quiet a while, since that one with not moving https://github.com/EugenMayer/docker-image-btsync @dionysiusmarquis .. i forked from you back in the days to be able to have more up2date builds. Lets see if i can go back.
Could you two create an orga and place it there? Then other contributors can come and go but no one is bound to keep it up to date/
@dionysiusmarquis you don't need to use this solution, please use --user
parameter instead. Docs.
@artempronevskiy unbelievable statement while being so massively clueless. Move along.
fixes #12
This will create a resilio group and user with the provided env variables "UID" and "GID". To be able to change the GID and UID after first run I implemented a brute force method wich will destroy the current resilio group and user and creates a new one on every start. Maybe there is a more elegant way…, but its a start and adds the ability to run resilio via Docker as non root user