New answers tagged security
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I think the question about Docker security in general was already well answered in other places, for example here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40844197/what-is-the-docker-security-risk-of-var-run-docker-sock
In your particular instance, I see the following points:
The tests should run on some testing server, possibly even in a VM that is destroyed/...
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Problem solved, I think: the agent comes with its own libcurl.so.3 in /opt/oms/lib, it doesn't use the system one at all. Once I replaced that, it seems to be succeeding. Previously:
$ cd /opt/microsoft/omsconfig/Scripts
$ ./PerformRequiredConfigurationChecks.py
instance of OMI_Error
{
OwningEntity=OMI:CIMOM
MessageID=OMI:MI_Result:1
Message=...
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I usually stick to a 755 (or rwxr-xr-x) on my web root, but I do not think this is the issue you're running into since your directory is already set to that. nginx should have access to your directory. The question then becomes the permissions (or existence of) the file you're trying to access. The files within your directory will need to be readable by ...
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