Closed SerheyDolgushev closed 7 years ago
Hello! Thank you! Before to merge I am just wondering why would you use sudo? You can run docker without sudo, can't you? I am fine with the fix, but I don't really like 777, will it work with 755? What is the real situation? which user does not have the right?
Sorry, i was using an instance with already installed docker, and i had no permissions to run it without sudo.
This issue was fixed after i added my user to docker group and logged again in terminal.
In this case there is no need in this change, but probably it worth to mention in docs that there might be some permission issues if sudo
is used for ~/ez init
?
yes definitely, we also need to add more check before to run the init.
(cherry picked from commit a4083048d0112e8525908b23a910b7763619a5fa)
There will be permissions issue without this fix, when init is done using sudo