Open kk2526 opened 5 years ago
Hi @kk2526 Usually you prepare those files ahead of time, but you can always modify them by docker exec'ing into your running container if you don't have permission on the host. You'll have to run apt-get update and install vi or your favourite editor as well. Hope that helps :smile:
Hi,
I am able to run rundeck having separate database and with attached volume using one of the host directory. -v /some/direc:/etc/rundeck
But the permission now setup to the directory and all the files inside are of the rundeck user which is running the application. So how can I edit those files like 'realm.properties' assuming I dont have root access.
Thanks,