Fix softether src cloning

[cenk1cenk2]

Hey sorry my stupidity but isnt we suppose to use apt-get on terminals since it has the better terminal interface?

[dormancygrace]

Hey sorry my stupidity but isnt we suppose to use apt-get on terminals since it has the better terminal interface?

Yeah, it's my stupidity, sorry

[cenk1cenk2]

Na i dint mean it like that since I couldnt make my mind up even after googleing for a bit and was just confused. Just had that in the back of my mind.

[dormancygrace]

Na i dint mean it like that since I couldnt make my mind up even after googleing for a bit and was just confused. Just had that in the back of my mind.

It's totally right, so yes, we need to use apt-get.

What you think about doing go-built deps in container also?

[cenk1cenk2]

Na i dint mean it like that since I couldnt make my mind up even after googleing for a bit and was just confused. Just had that in the back of my mind.

It's totally right, so yes, we need to use apt-get.

What you think about doing go-built deps in container also?

I would like to keep it seperate to have some standardization accross my repositories if that is no problem.

[dormancygrace]

Your project - your rules ) but with that style there is need of go binaries installation on host machine. In my opinion it breaks main concept of containers

[cenk1cenk2]

I can agree on that part where it is more like an application that has made in to a container rather than a container which is the intend of this project.

But i can turn a blind eye on that for having the convience of centerally controlling how an golang app is built.

[dormancygrace]

I think, there is a way, to make logs of building inside container, available where you need them )