Category: Docker

  • Container can’t see my files!

    Container can’t see my files!

    Containers are sort of virtual machines, a computer running on a computer. They don’t have access to your actual files, just to what’s available inside their filesystem. In Windows, you mount a USB drive, a disk, or a network location with a drive letter e.g D,E,F. In Linux the system doesn’t begin with a letter,…

  • Volumes and Bind Mounts

    Volumes and Bind Mounts

    Files inside the container are on a virtual filesystem. You cannot directly access the files inside the container, and the container cannot normally access your files. You should think of docker containers somewhat as Virtual Machines. Volumes are paths on the host mounted inside the container, allowing for persistent storage. Removing a container does not…

  • Various fixes for software issues

    Over time I’ve had issues with software that were difficult or annoying to find the solution to, and I figured collecting some of these for future reference wouldn’t hurt. ShareX Unrecognized option “vol” Use the ffmpeg from ShareX 15. The one bundled with ShareX 16 doesn’t have this option for some god forsaken reason Nginx…