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Currently docker-mananger prefixes all docker commands with a sudo call to ensure the user has the rights to execute docker commands. This relies on the fact that the user that the ssh connection is made with, has sudo rights and these rights are configured to work without a password.
The end user should be able to choose if sudo is prepended to the docker command. This would ideally be done with a simple flag like -s/--sudo or maybe -b/--become like in ansible.
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Currently
docker-mananger
prefixes all docker commands with asudo
call to ensure the user has the rights to executedocker
commands. This relies on the fact that the user that the ssh connection is made with, has sudo rights and these rights are configured to work without a password.The end user should be able to choose if sudo is prepended to the docker command. This would ideally be done with a simple flag like
-s
/--sudo
or maybe-b
/--become
like in ansible.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: