You guys should have told me that there was a bug when creating a file, its fixed now, sorry about that :)
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version: '3' services: test: environment: null user: '1' ports: null working_dir: '1' volumes: null labels: null cap_drop: - ALL cap_add: - SYS_NICE read_only: true container_name: test image: 'test/test:latest'
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Docker Inspect To Docker Run
Did you forget your docker run command to a running container? This will inspect a running container and provide you with the "docker run" command
Run This Command On Your Host:
docker inspect --format "$(curl -s https://run.docker-compose.net)" YOUR-CONTAINER-ID/NAME
Offline Version:
Open:
https://run.docker-compose.net
and save the content as run.tpl, and transfer it to your host, then run:
docker inspect --format "$(cat /location/of/run.tpl)" YOUR-CONTAINER-ID/NAME