I tried this and I did not enjoy it. A docker container with access to docker socket is so cursed. I kept having issues, like I tried to stop the container and

I tried this and I did not enjoy it. A docker container with access to docker socket is so cursed. I kept having issues, like I tried to stop the container and it left all the extra containers it made running. They also had different network settings than the ones I set on the parent container. I don’t remember the exact issue but I had to manually adjust the network that it made- because it just made its own and ignored the one I assigned the parent container too. It was the easiest way to get Nextcloud running but I immediately stopped it. I don’t want Nextcloud able to tamper with my other docker containers. I want it contained. I haven’t yet had a chance to figure out how to get their containers running normally.