Hi,
Ricardo Wurmus skribis:
>> One can work around it by asking Docker to create /tmp:
>>
>> docker run --tmpfs /tmp …
>>
>> However, it seems easier to just create /tmp upfront in the image.
>
> If /tmp exists in the image can a user still overwrite it to either map
> an outside directory to
> One can work around it by asking Docker to create /tmp:
>
> docker run --tmpfs /tmp …
>
> However, it seems easier to just create /tmp upfront in the image.
If /tmp exists in the image can a user still overwrite it to either map
an outside directory to /tmp in the container or to use a tmpfs
Hi Guix!
Currently ‘guix pack -f docker’ creates an image that lacks /tmp, but
some programs fail to run when /tmp is missing.
One can work around it by asking Docker to create /tmp:
docker run --tmpfs /tmp …
However, it seems easier to just create /tmp upfront in the image.
Ludo’.
