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If you want to run your file sync client in a container, I think that limitation alone removes a huge amount of value from a low-friction file sync tool.

• Walkman 8y ago
  Why would you run the client in a container? I was talking about the server.
  • Operyl 8y ago
    Because the client can be just as vulnerable to security issues as the server is.
    • Walkman 8y ago
      Isolating for security is a totally different topic. We talked about pinning the application to a specific version, and I suggested that it can be done with various tools, isolating from a bigger operating system where packages would automatically updated and Nextcloud would break after a while. It has nothing to do with security. Of course you can do security for isolation on top of it any time, and sure, you won't get security updates after a while which would be nice, but there are tools to secure an outdated app in other ways either.
      • staticassertion 8y ago
        > but there are tools to secure an outdated app in other ways either. Not really.
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