[-] AnonymousDeity@beehaw.org 2 points 7 months ago

My homie works at Costco and makes more than half my friends with degrees - loves his coworkers and gets paid much better than when I worked grocery.

I think they're good with raises, too.

[-] AnonymousDeity@beehaw.org 1 points 1 year ago

ah, yeah, that's why. You need to mount the unix socket into Caddy's container as a volume. Docker uses overlayfs by default to create a layered filesystem, and then launches a distinct user, process, network, etc. namespace for the container's process, which is why everything is isolated inside the container. You'll need to make sure the unix socket is available to Caddy's process inside the container, so you'll have to mount it using -v or the volume key in the yaml.

sudo is actually entirely unnecessary with Docker, because most containers will run as the container's root. Part of containers having their own user and process namespace means their root user is not your root user (technically we can have a debate about semantics for overlayfs and mounted files), and almost all images will ship with the default user as their root. Therefore, almost all processes will be "run as root" from within their container by default, meaning sudo does nothing except elevate the perms for the user calling docker. It would really only get around an issue with your user account not having access to docker or the docker daemon (also via socket btw). That said, because of the user namespace thing, running sudo docker run or sudo docker compose up doesn't actually guarantee the process in the container is run as root... just that the container was created as root with perms over the host's system.

The important part is that Caddy inside the container will be run by a user that has permissions over the mounted socket.

[-] AnonymousDeity@beehaw.org 7 points 1 year ago

!enoughmuskspam already exists somewhere I think

[-] AnonymousDeity@beehaw.org 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Yes, the old testament has some ethically bad things in it, all Abrahamic religions share that. I'm also atheist. I just don't make a point of commenting "fictional character" on a meme that happens to use the word "god", not even capitalized lmao. Perhaps you aren't aware of how much of a militant atheist you come off as. Out of curiosity, have you ever put the bible in the fiction section?

I would never read an innocuous meme comment condemning slavery and think "ah yes, time to make a point about religion being fake and bad".

[-] AnonymousDeity@beehaw.org 1 points 1 year ago

Oh I'm quite aware, all Abrahamic religions have the same base of messed up morality. I'm not religious. I just find the sort of militant atheist that would make a point of "fiction" annoying.

[-] AnonymousDeity@beehaw.org 5 points 1 year ago

I just grow what I can myself, or buy straight from local farmers where possible, but my access to farmers and farmers markets is a bit limited.

Sigh.

[-] AnonymousDeity@beehaw.org 3 points 1 year ago

The important part is the company, tbh. I'd be using my degree if I lived somewhere I could do electronics work.

[-] AnonymousDeity@beehaw.org 1 points 1 year ago

Yea I'm familiar with the "traditional" use of liberal/conservative, which is why I called out neolibs specifically. I just assume anyone using "libs" is probably more on the "own the libs" side of the dunning Kruger curve. /shrug

[-] AnonymousDeity@beehaw.org 1 points 1 year ago

Bagel looks a little miffed that you're not doing it right now lol

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