@@ -89,69 +89,6 @@ inside `/opt/` (in fact it overrides the actual application files provided by
the docker image). The purpose is to avoid rebuilding a new docker image for
each development iteration.
**Nota Bene ; installation on fedora Os versions , GROUP EDITION**
The docker demon is coded in such a way that if he doesn't find a docker group in the list of groups ,
he automatically sets the socket's permission as root .
Now if the group exists , the docker demon automatically gives the docker group read/write access to the socket ,
then users belonging to this group inherit the same rights .
So in order to install the developpement environment on fedora as non-sudo user you must edit the list of groups ,
adding a docker group with your username on it .
To do so you must run the following commands :
<pre>sudo groupadd docker
newgrp docker</pre>
Now if the new group docker command doesn't work then you have another solution to validate the group creation changes .
You can edit the changes using the vigr command .
<pre>sudo vigr</pre>
Beware though , while using vigr , you must put ":" after the group name before entering your username .
**Nota Bene ; installation on fedora Os versions , dev-mysql installation as non-sudo**
In the following "getting started" chapter , step 2 is a VERY important step , as a non-sudo user , you MUST set the permissions of these directories .
If you do not , the bootstrap script won't be able to write down all the data needed in the /data/dev directories at its execution .