Currently DocSpace (and Docs for that matter) requires root privileges to install using the preferred method, the install script. However, running docker as root or using a different container technology such as podman should be an option.
I tried commenting out "root_checking" in the script, and it does progress through the script a bit further but there are too many references that makes this ultimately not work as a solution.
Removing the root check functionality while adding an optional flag for a custom docker socket endpoint could be one solution.
Currently DocSpace (and Docs for that matter) requires root privileges to install using the preferred method, the install script. However, running docker as root or using a different container technology such as podman should be an option.
I tried commenting out "root_checking" in the script, and it does progress through the script a bit further but there are too many references that makes this ultimately not work as a solution.
Removing the root check functionality while adding an optional flag for a custom docker socket endpoint could be one solution.