Open jgallen23 opened 9 years ago
Yes it's probably going to be solved like boot2docker where the docker instance has a mount of part of your local file system. So likely envy dockers will have access to anything under your home and root home..
On Monday, July 6, 2015, Greg Allen notifications@github.com wrote:
I'm trying to run a container with a docker volume from inside of an envy instance, but the folders always end up empty. Is this because of the docker inside docker? Is there any way around it?
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Jeff Lindsay http://progrium.com
Is there any way around this right now? Which container needs to mount the root filesystem? The envy session or the dind?
First we need to decide what part of the session container should be shared with dind to mount with your containers. /work
maybe?
I've been using /workspace
on my fork
No preference on /work
or /workspace
I'm trying to run a container with a docker volume from inside of an envy instance, but the folders always end up empty. Is this because of the docker inside docker? Is there any way around it?