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Say for example we wanted to write the env from the host to Docker container, one way would be to use a temp file:
env > env_file && docker run --env-file env_file image_name
to avoid a temp file, maybe we could use process substitution, but obviously this won't quite work:
docker run --env-file <(env) image_name
is there some way to write the env output somehow without have to use a temp file?
The error I get is:
$ docker run --env-file <(env) redis
docker: poorly formatted environment: variable 'echo "copied to clipboard";' has white spaces.
See 'docker run --help'.
bash shell environment-variables docker process-substitution
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Say for example we wanted to write the env from the host to Docker container, one way would be to use a temp file:
env > env_file && docker run --env-file env_file image_name
to avoid a temp file, maybe we could use process substitution, but obviously this won't quite work:
docker run --env-file <(env) image_name
is there some way to write the env output somehow without have to use a temp file?
The error I get is:
$ docker run --env-file <(env) redis
docker: poorly formatted environment: variable 'echo "copied to clipboard";' has white spaces.
See 'docker run --help'.
bash shell environment-variables docker process-substitution
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Is there a particular error you saw when using process substitution? Post the same
– Inian
32 mins ago
well it's looking for filepath, not reading from stdin
– Alexander Mills
4 mins ago
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Say for example we wanted to write the env from the host to Docker container, one way would be to use a temp file:
env > env_file && docker run --env-file env_file image_name
to avoid a temp file, maybe we could use process substitution, but obviously this won't quite work:
docker run --env-file <(env) image_name
is there some way to write the env output somehow without have to use a temp file?
The error I get is:
$ docker run --env-file <(env) redis
docker: poorly formatted environment: variable 'echo "copied to clipboard";' has white spaces.
See 'docker run --help'.
bash shell environment-variables docker process-substitution
Say for example we wanted to write the env from the host to Docker container, one way would be to use a temp file:
env > env_file && docker run --env-file env_file image_name
to avoid a temp file, maybe we could use process substitution, but obviously this won't quite work:
docker run --env-file <(env) image_name
is there some way to write the env output somehow without have to use a temp file?
The error I get is:
$ docker run --env-file <(env) redis
docker: poorly formatted environment: variable 'echo "copied to clipboard";' has white spaces.
See 'docker run --help'.
bash shell environment-variables docker process-substitution
bash shell environment-variables docker process-substitution
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Is there a particular error you saw when using process substitution? Post the same
– Inian
32 mins ago
well it's looking for filepath, not reading from stdin
– Alexander Mills
4 mins ago
add a comment |
2
Is there a particular error you saw when using process substitution? Post the same
– Inian
32 mins ago
well it's looking for filepath, not reading from stdin
– Alexander Mills
4 mins ago
2
2
Is there a particular error you saw when using process substitution? Post the same
– Inian
32 mins ago
Is there a particular error you saw when using process substitution? Post the same
– Inian
32 mins ago
well it's looking for filepath, not reading from stdin
– Alexander Mills
4 mins ago
well it's looking for filepath, not reading from stdin
– Alexander Mills
4 mins ago
add a comment |
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