Fix: Dockerfile --chown for non-root user permissions#178
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Adds to the COPY instruction in the Dockerfile to ensure the binary is owned by the non-root user.
Problem: The binary was copied as root but the container runs as the
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expected 'single', 'barrage' or 'version' subcommands
to print more details pass '-help' after the subcommand
Single is used to send a given number of flows in sequence to a collector for testing.
Right now, Source and Destination IPs are randomly generated in the 10.0.0.0/8 range.
Barrage is used to send a continuous barrage of flows in different sequence to a collector for testing.
expected 'single', 'barrage' or 'version' subcommands user, which could cause permission denied errors.
Solution: Added flag to the COPY instruction.
Changes: