Hi @mattjtodd,
This is not an issue, but couldn't find another means of contacting you.
I'm part of a group that's been packaging up poplog to make it more accessible to users (https://getpoplog.github.io/)
I noticed the PDF you committed to the repo and it's a book I've not seen before nor know the author. I was wondering if you could provide a bit more info on who S. Lynch is?
If you're interested in using poplog these days in docker, be aware you'll need to set a security policy that allows some syscalls that are by default banned. We maintain a security profile that allows the syscalls we need at https://github.com/GetPoplog/Seed/blob/main/docker/poplog_seccomp.json
You can use it like so:
$ docker run \
-it \
--security-opt seccomp=docker/poplog_seccomp.json \
-v $PWD/poplog:/opt/poplog \
centos:8 \
/opt/poplog/pop/bin/poplog
assuming you have a local poplog tree.
Hi @mattjtodd,
This is not an issue, but couldn't find another means of contacting you.
I'm part of a group that's been packaging up poplog to make it more accessible to users (https://getpoplog.github.io/)
I noticed the PDF you committed to the repo and it's a book I've not seen before nor know the author. I was wondering if you could provide a bit more info on who S. Lynch is?
If you're interested in using poplog these days in docker, be aware you'll need to set a security policy that allows some syscalls that are by default banned. We maintain a security profile that allows the syscalls we need at https://github.com/GetPoplog/Seed/blob/main/docker/poplog_seccomp.json
You can use it like so:
assuming you have a local poplog tree.