how can I run /bin/run1.sh and /bin/run2.sh after the container startup! also, if you can tell me how can I send the logs of /bin/run1.sh and /bin/run2.sh to container logs!! Docker file entrypoint.sh run1.sh run2.sh Answer You can change ENTRYPOINT [“entrypoint.sh”] to ENTRYPOINT [“entrypoint.sh”, “run1.sh”, “run2.sh”] which will run your custom bash scripts you also need to create the log.txt
Tag: docker
Difference between `–privileged` and `–cap-add=all` in docker
Background: I am running a docker container which needs to load/remove a kernel module which makes USB devices attached to a remote server available on the host which I then want to make available in the container. It works when running the container with —-privileged and bind mounts for /lib/modules and /dev. Now I want to remove privileged mode and
how to mount a local volume for my docker?
i am newbie to the Linux and docker. I am using the below command to run the docker: where; /home/pyman/PEYMAN is my local directory and 21bbc6c8f7ed is the image ID. after running this command, the workspace root changes to root@0ce2ee24bac0:/workspace# then I type jupyter notebook and run it, and it provides two links which only the second link opens the
Dockerfile build image error: Distribution contains no modules or packages for namespace package
I’m trying to build a docker image of a python project. My project has one dependency package, “my_package” which needs to be install first. It’s a namespace package. I’m having this error when building docker image of this python project. I can pretty much install everything with RUN pip install XYZ inside Dockerfile but I’m not sure what’s the proper
Creating a symbolic in shared volume of docker and accessing it in host machine
I am creating a symbolic link in mounted volume of a host machine inside a docker. But I am unable to access it in host machine. Is it possible to do it. If yes how can I do that. I used the following command to mount directory Then I created a symbolic link using Now when I am trying to
Installing libc6 2.33 on debian
I would like to install libc6 2.33 onto a debian docker container for security patch reasons. I can see here that it has been released, and also it is noted here that 2.33 is available. Is there any easy way to get this installed onto a debian docker container? Is there a hard way to get this installed onto a
ASP.NET Docker UserSecrets location
I have created an ASP.NET application that connects to microsoft sql database and needs a password for that. When running the application under Windows it takes the password from secrets.json file located in C:Users<user>AppDataRoamingMicrosoftUserSecrets<UserSecretsId> When running under Docker I am unable to find out where I should put the secrets.json file. I tried /root/.microsoft/usersecrets/ as it seemed to work for
Build docker image jar file : COPY failed: no source files were specified
I have a leshan server jar file (to which I have made some changes) obtained by running the maven clean install. I specify that I work in linux and I put this jar file inside a “leshan_docker” folder contained in the desktop. within the same folder there is also a dockerfile to build the server image, and it is written
docker-entrypoint exec nginx not found
I’m not sure what I’m doing is correct so fix me if I’m mistaken. This is my dockerfile: I’m trying to add rtmp module to my nginx. I’m trying to run the image with the command below: This is what I received: What is that /docker-entrypoint.sh: 38: exec: nginx: not found? How do I fix it? Answer There is already
Docker awslogs gives error NoCredentialProviders
Problem I’m trying to send docker logs to Aws Cloudwatch using my on premise server but it keeps failing on authentication. I’ve spent tons of hours searching through documentation and tutorials – and yet it does not work. Approach I’ve installed AWS-cli and configured it, so ~/.aws/config is filled with my credentials. I’ve also set temporarily the session-variables just to