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Letty5411
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| **1. create the pouch group** | ||
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| If you want to unix socket to be owned by pouch group, make sure it exist or create it. |
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How about:
If you want the unix socket to be owned by pouch group, make sure it exists or you need to create it.
Letty5411
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| Afterwards, you can pull an image and run PouchContainer containers. | |||
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| ## Run pouch command with non-root users | |||
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| To enable users other than root can run pouch command directly without `sudo`, pouchd creates a unix socket owned by pouch group. Users just need have pouch group on the machine and add user to pouch group. | |||
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need have -> need to have
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Good advice, updated, PTAL, @Letty5411 |
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| ## Getting Started | |||
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| You can easily setup a basic PouchContainer environment, see [INSTALLATION.md](INSTALLATION.md). You'll need to install a few packages before starting `pouchd`, which starts a container management service. The service can be accessed through the `pouch` CLI or RPC calls. For more details, please refer to [CLI Manual](docs/commandline) and [API Manual](docs/api). | |||
| You can easily setup a basic PouchContainer environment, see [INSTALLATION.md](INSTALLATION.md). You'll need to install a few packages before starting `pouchd`, which starts a container management service. The service can be accessed through the `pouch` CLI or RPC calls. For more details, please refer to [CLI Manual](docs/commandline), [API Manual](docs/api)and [USER Manual](docs/user). | |||
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miss a space here.
...api)and [USER Manual](docs/user)
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enable non-root user to run pouch commands without sudo Signed-off-by: Ace-Tang <[email protected]>
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PTAL, @Letty5411 @zhuangqh |
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Signed-off-by: Ace-Tang [email protected]
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