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The PHP(-FPM) 7.4-dev image is built from the official git sources and updated/pushed nightly to ensure you'll always get the latest available state.
PHP modules
In general I try to keep all images as up-to-date as it gets and as feature-rich as it is supported. There's however always the possibility to disable any un-required modules and be sure to only use what you actually also need.
Syncronized directory permissions
When using dockerized LAMP stacks for local development, you probably also came across the issue of syncing file permissions between the local system and the Docker mounted directories. This has been addressed as well by parsing the uid/gid to the container which will then internally assign the same user/group for running process as your local OS user. This has been proven to work for Linux, Mac and Windows. To read more about the concept go here: https://github.com/devilbox/docker-php-fpm#unsynchronized-pe...
Let me know of any issues, I am always happy to improve, discard outdated ideas and try new concepts.
The devilbox is a modern and highly customisable LAMP and MEAN stack replacement based purely on docker and docker-compose running on all major platforms. It supports an unlimited number of projects for which vhosts and DNS records are created automatically. Email catch-all and popular development tools will be at your service as well.
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* Webpage: http://devilbox.org
* Github: https://github.com/cytopia/devilbox
* Changelog: https://github.com/cytopia/devilbox/releases/tag/0.12
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If you have any questions, recommendations or other feedback, feel free to let me know.
currently just merged HHVM and MySQL 8.0 support.
If you have any critics, feedback, suggestions or wishes please let me know.
This also let's me add other checks/fixes more easily.
I wasn't sure about the best way of having a bash library. Any ideas about this are welcome to hear.
I am looking for people who are willing to try this out and give some feedback. Anyone interested in helping out? :-)
Yes, root can also simply `su - user` and then do all stuff you do.
But you should also not put YOUR private keys on a system that has a root user who should not have access YOUR keys.
Couldn't reply to your thread directly, so here:
It shouldn't be a problem when someone steels your key. At least not when it is protected with a strong password.
As I said, you can and should always use `ssh-agent` and protect all of your keys with a password.
Now that it was mentioned, I am really not sure, if `ssh-agent` also works for processes started by `cron`.
I have many different SSH keys, each with different long passwords.
What u are looking for is `ssh-agent` which can take care of all the password handling.
Also unattended rsync (over ssh) backups rely on no user interaction at all.