Hi all,
With liquidsoap 2.0.3, we introduced an operator named
`liquidsoap.chroot.make`. This operator copies all the required files from
an existing liquidsoap install (don't run it from the source directory!),
excluding the dynamic libraries required for the liquidsoap binary. You can
use it to
Hi Mark, thanks for that ! I'd be really interested to see the dockerfile
you used to make it work. I also struggle with it. Thank you very much,
Romain Chambe
Le mer. 16 févr. 2022 à 09:58, Mark Jeghers a
écrit :
> Ok I got LS 1.4 running in docker! Very pleased with that.
>
> However, the
Ok I got LS 1.4 running in docker! Very pleased with that.
However, the docker image is really large because I've included *many*
files found under the /home/liquidsoap/.opam subdirectories. I'd like to
remove the files not needed at runtime, but I'm not sure which ones they
are.
Can someone