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Here is a list of the changes I had to make to get root.cloud.posse script to run on WSL:
In root.*.com:
DOCKER_NAME was using $NAME environment variable. For me $NAME was all caps and docker complained that name must be all lowercase
On lines 112-116 of root.*.com you have
for dir in $mount_path/c/Users/${windows_user_name}/AppData/Local/Packages/CanonicalGroupLimited.Ubuntu*; do
folder_name=$(basename ${dir})
local_home=${user_local_app_data}/Packages/${folder_name}/LocalState/rootfs${HOME}
break
done
for me ${windows_user_name} contained spaces, which led to wrong mount_path
In docker run command that gets generated from the script you have --name parameter twice
In docker run command that gets generated from the script you need quotes around the argument for --volume
e.g. --volume="path/to/volume" instead of --volume=path/to/volume
My volume path had spaces so without it would take wrong path
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Here is a list of the changes I had to make to get root.cloud.posse script to run on WSL:
In root.*.com:
DOCKER_NAME
was using$NAME
environment variable. For me$NAME
was all caps and docker complained that name must be all lowercase${windows_user_name}
contained spaces, which led to wrongmount_path
In docker run command that gets generated from the script you have
--name
parameter twiceIn docker run command that gets generated from the script you need quotes around the argument for
--volume
e.g.
--volume="path/to/volume"
instead of--volume=path/to/volume
My volume path had spaces so without it would take wrong path
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: