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docs: there is no need to be root when using Docker Compose #3277
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@frafra What's your OS? Assuming you're on Linux, you'd typically need to add your user to the docker group to avoid |
We're changing our docker compose setup to be less opinionated. While we'll still recommend using |
Ubuntu, Docker rootless. Permissioning issues can arise when trying to delete bind mounts created by non-root users within the containers, for example. This can be solved by prepending |
@frafra Update: I think the new version of the docker compose setup and associated docs have no need to recommend whether to use |
Problem
Documentation uses
sudo
to set up Mathesar using Docker compose. There is no need to be root to rundocker compose
or to run Mathesar.Proposed solution
Avoid using
/etc
(leave to the user keeping the conf file there). Just usewget
/mv
/docker compose
withoutsudo
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