Clean network logging in dockerimage #429
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MehmedGIT
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Is this superseded by OCR-D/core#1214? |
I don't think that one is a valid solution because of security concerns. |
When I thought about the issue I came up with this two (both mentioned pr's) possible solutions. I think both possibly fixes the described problem. The "problem" with this PR is, it only fixes the problem with the ocrd-all-docker-image, and not if similar things happen with other images using ocrd like ocrd-processors. |
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Fixes #426
This pr removes the possibly created (while creating the docker image) log-file and folders so that when an docker container with ocrd is created no logfiles and folders exist and thus are created with permissions of the user starting the docker container.
Alternative to OCR-D/core#1214