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Send a file from inside the docker container to outside
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docker cp is used to copy files from one container to host but you have to run docker cp from outside the container. My question is, how to do it when I am inside the container using command
docker exec -it container_id /bin/bash
Do we have something like scp here?
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docker cp is used to copy files from one container to host but you have to run docker cp from outside the container. My question is, how to do it when I am inside the container using command
docker exec -it container_id /bin/bash
Do we have something like scp here?
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docker cp is used to copy files from one container to host but you have to run docker cp from outside the container. My question is, how to do it when I am inside the container using command
docker exec -it container_id /bin/bash
Do we have something like scp here?
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docker cp is used to copy files from one container to host but you have to run docker cp from outside the container. My question is, how to do it when I am inside the container using command
docker exec -it container_id /bin/bash
Do we have something like scp here?
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I think the easiest way of doing this is to mount part of the host filesystem to the container and just spit out the file to the mount point.
The whole idea of containers is that they're not able to do stuff with the host system unless the docker admin explicitly allows it.
You may also try mounting the docker socket to the container (if it's a Docker-in-Docker container) and docker cp from within the container itself, but the first solution is way cleaner IMHO
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I think the easiest way of doing this is to mount part of the host filesystem to the container and just spit out the file to the mount point.
The whole idea of containers is that they're not able to do stuff with the host system unless the docker admin explicitly allows it.
You may also try mounting the docker socket to the container (if it's a Docker-in-Docker container) and docker cp from within the container itself, but the first solution is way cleaner IMHO
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I think the easiest way of doing this is to mount part of the host filesystem to the container and just spit out the file to the mount point.
The whole idea of containers is that they're not able to do stuff with the host system unless the docker admin explicitly allows it.
You may also try mounting the docker socket to the container (if it's a Docker-in-Docker container) and docker cp from within the container itself, but the first solution is way cleaner IMHO
answered Mar 7 at 13:35
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I think the easiest way of doing this is to mount part of the host filesystem to the container and just spit out the file to the mount point.
The whole idea of containers is that they're not able to do stuff with the host system unless the docker admin explicitly allows it.
You may also try mounting the docker socket to the container (if it's a Docker-in-Docker container) and docker cp from within the container itself, but the first solution is way cleaner IMHO
answered Mar 7 at 13:35
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I think the easiest way of doing this is to mount part of the host filesystem to the container and just spit out the file to the mount point.
The whole idea of containers is that they're not able to do stuff with the host system unless the docker admin explicitly allows it.
You may also try mounting the docker socket to the container (if it's a Docker-in-Docker container) and docker cp from within the container itself, but the first solution is way cleaner IMHO
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