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This is actually wrong. You can be added to the `docker` group. On Docker for OS X you also don't need root.
by madmax96 10y ago
This is actually wrong. You can be added to the `docker` group. On Docker for OS X you also don't need root.
- jjnoakes 10y agoIn general if a tool requires root to run, of course a system administrator could make some changes to the system to allow a user to run it (adding the user to a privileged group, making the binary setuid, etc). But that's not the point. The point is, if I'm on a system where I don't have the ability to make system-wide changes (run docker as root, add myself to a special group, etc), then I can't run docker on that system.