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Tag: boot2docker
Mount a file in read/write mode for all in Docker
On my MacOS laptop I mounted a file in my newly created container using: However, apache seems to have issues to read the file. We can learn by running a bash command in the container that the read permissions is not applied for all: I tried the same process on docker installed on a Linux Debian 8 machine and I
Using shell commands with boot2docker
I have created a boot2docker VirtualBox instance, I can SSH into it OK but then when I try and run any commands such as bash I get Pretty sure I’m missing something really simple but can’t see what. Looking in /bin it doesn’t look to contain bash I’m pretty new to the *nix world so be gentle Answer You have