12/13/2023 0 Comments Docker bash sudo command not found![]() ![]() I'm shuddering to read about ideas of copy a what is supposed to be a Web application to /root or to /usr/bin. just "blindy" using copy or move commands workable on generic U*x platforms will cause issues on an embedded system as we have here on the QNAP NAS. vendor/bin/sail will not work youll need to use bash. docker Bash: sudo: command not found Question: I have an up and running containers and I wish to execute a database backup. Once you manage to create a new project the command. the sudo commands will not work as Git Bash does not recognize sudo. Try this: docker exec -u root -it bash and then apt-get install nano. not found: docker bash: sudo command not found within docker container docker bin bash not found.![]() Also you may install sudo in your custom image. docker run -rm -pullalways -v '/(pwd)':/opt -w //opt. If you need some software in your container you may create your images based on another that you need with installing necessary software by describing in dockerfile. And then the fact that QNAP does not add each and every binary path to the path variable, and you might have to call the binary by using it's relative or full path. When executed from within Git Bash the paths need to start with // e.g. QNAP does offer Mono for x86 based (Intel, AMD) NAS models only - either form the App Center, or form the community builds ->. On the QNAP NAS, admin _is_ running as uid:0 - so no need for sudo. sudo is a program for U**x-like computer operating systems that allows users to run programs with the security privileges of another user, by default the user with hte uid:0, often named root. 1docker docker -version docker docker docker :command not found 2 sudo vim /etc/profile iprofile export DOCKERPATH'/Applications/Docker.app/Contents/Resources/bin' export PATH'. To keep the story short - here the part applicable to U**x-derivatives, to the QNAP NAS in general, and your TS-212 in special. Appears a pre-requirement for CumulusMX is the availability of Mono. ![]()
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