I was thinking more about 1) but I am not a 'tar' master.
Maybe you can write a simple jshell script that uses the java libs and
tweaks the tarbar
Enrico
Il dom 18 ago 2019, 22:10 ha scritto:
> 4. Squash Docker image layers? This approach requires additional tool (
>
4. Squash Docker image layers? This approach requires additional tool
(https://github.com/jwilder/docker-squash requires sudo) and understanding of
what layers to squash and what layers to keep as is (for optimization of Docker
image delivery - some base layers are taken from image vendor and
What can I do in that script?
1. Change owner in TAR created by Maven Assembly plugin - I need a tool for
that (I failed to find one)
2. Change owner before packaging of TAR - I need root permissions (sudo) for
that (I just want to add an entry into TAR with chosen owner / group - why
should I
Can't you run some post package script with the maven exec plugin?
Enrico
Il ven 16 ago 2019, 19:55 ha scritto:
> Hi Enrico,
>
> Yes, I need just root:root for the task I described, but it doesn't look
> like correct (generic) solution to add just flag for the "root ownership",
> because its
Hi Enrico,
Yes, I need just root:root for the task I described, but it doesn't look like
correct (generic) solution to add just flag for the "root ownership", because
its implementation looks as hard (easy for smbd) as adding possibility to
specify both user and group.
Marat.
Marat,
Sorry for late reply.
Il lun 29 lug 2019, 19:00 ha scritto:
> Hi community.
>
> I use Maven with Maven Resources plugin and Dockerfile Maven plugin
> (https://github.com/spotify/dockerfile-maven) for building my Docker
> images
> and this approach works fine (much better than shell
Hi community.
I use Maven with Maven Resources plugin and Dockerfile Maven plugin
(https://github.com/spotify/dockerfile-maven) for building my Docker images
and this approach works fine (much better than shell scripts) except one
issue - refer to "The backlash of chmod/chown/mv in your
