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How often do you log in as root, or use sudo to become root, when you're working with Docker containers? Because I never do, unless I'm down in the depths of /
by ErroneousBosh 6mo ago
How often do you log in as root, or use sudo to become root, when you're working with Docker containers?
Because I never do, unless I'm down in the depths of /var/lib/docker doing stuff I shouldn't.
- otabdeveloper4 6mo agoThat just means you outsourced the `sudo` invocations to some other person. (Which is even worse.)
- ErroneousBosh 6mo agoNo, it means I understand how Unix permissions work.
- otabdeveloper4 6mo agoGlib response, but in reality you basically cannot do anything in a modern Linux system without root except read and write files in your home directory.