How to find and edit the file inside Docker container?
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i have a docker installed on CentOS machine which is running. I need to find the file and edit that particular file inside the docker and that change must need to effect on website which is already running.
i am able to find the docker container id using "Docker PS". I am new to docker and don't have knowledge about this.
Is there any way to resolve this ?
docker centos
asked Nov 22 at 5:54
Hitu Bansal
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i have a docker installed on CentOS machine which is running. I need to find the file and edit that particular file inside the docker and that change must need to effect on website which is already running.
i am able to find the docker container id using "Docker PS". I am new to docker and don't have knowledge about this.
Is there any way to resolve this ?
docker centos
asked Nov 22 at 5:54
Hitu Bansal
58553069
What docker image are you running?
– libzz
Nov 22 at 6:01
i am not sure what do you mean by this. We are running sales.js
– Hitu Bansal
Nov 22 at 6:06
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What is the value of FROM in your dockerfile? If it's an operating system, like Ubuntu, Centos, etc., you can usedocker exec -it <container name> bashto access the files.
– libzz
Nov 22 at 6:08
it's Centos. i am doing the same and not able to find that file
– Hitu Bansal
Nov 22 at 6:09
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Hope this helps stackoverflow.com/a/40324326/803687
– Anand
Nov 22 at 8:13
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up vote
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i have a docker installed on CentOS machine which is running. I need to find the file and edit that particular file inside the docker and that change must need to effect on website which is already running.
i am able to find the docker container id using "Docker PS". I am new to docker and don't have knowledge about this.
Is there any way to resolve this ?
docker centos
asked Nov 22 at 5:54
Hitu Bansal
58553069
i have a docker installed on CentOS machine which is running. I need to find the file and edit that particular file inside the docker and that change must need to effect on website which is already running.
i am able to find the docker container id using "Docker PS". I am new to docker and don't have knowledge about this.
Is there any way to resolve this ?
docker centos
docker centos
asked Nov 22 at 5:54
Hitu Bansal
58553069
asked Nov 22 at 5:54
Hitu Bansal
58553069
asked Nov 22 at 5:54
Hitu Bansal
58553069
asked Nov 22 at 5:54
Hitu Bansal
58553069
asked Nov 22 at 5:54
Hitu Bansal
58553069
58553069
What docker image are you running?
– libzz
Nov 22 at 6:01
i am not sure what do you mean by this. We are running sales.js
– Hitu Bansal
Nov 22 at 6:06
1
What is the value of FROM in your dockerfile? If it's an operating system, like Ubuntu, Centos, etc., you can usedocker exec -it <container name> bashto access the files.
– libzz
Nov 22 at 6:08
it's Centos. i am doing the same and not able to find that file
– Hitu Bansal
Nov 22 at 6:09
1
Hope this helps stackoverflow.com/a/40324326/803687
– Anand
Nov 22 at 8:13
|
show 4 more comments
What docker image are you running?
– libzz
Nov 22 at 6:01
i am not sure what do you mean by this. We are running sales.js
– Hitu Bansal
Nov 22 at 6:06
1
What is the value of FROM in your dockerfile? If it's an operating system, like Ubuntu, Centos, etc., you can usedocker exec -it <container name> bashto access the files.
– libzz
Nov 22 at 6:08
it's Centos. i am doing the same and not able to find that file
– Hitu Bansal
Nov 22 at 6:09
1
Hope this helps stackoverflow.com/a/40324326/803687
– Anand
Nov 22 at 8:13
What docker image are you running?
– libzz
Nov 22 at 6:01
What docker image are you running?
– libzz
Nov 22 at 6:01
i am not sure what do you mean by this. We are running sales.js
– Hitu Bansal
Nov 22 at 6:06
i am not sure what do you mean by this. We are running sales.js
– Hitu Bansal
Nov 22 at 6:06
1
1
What is the value of FROM in your dockerfile? If it's an operating system, like Ubuntu, Centos, etc., you can use
docker exec -it <container name> bash to access the files.– libzz
Nov 22 at 6:08
What is the value of FROM in your dockerfile? If it's an operating system, like Ubuntu, Centos, etc., you can use
docker exec -it <container name> bash to access the files.– libzz
Nov 22 at 6:08
it's Centos. i am doing the same and not able to find that file
– Hitu Bansal
Nov 22 at 6:09
it's Centos. i am doing the same and not able to find that file
– Hitu Bansal
Nov 22 at 6:09
1
1
Hope this helps stackoverflow.com/a/40324326/803687
– Anand
Nov 22 at 8:13
Hope this helps stackoverflow.com/a/40324326/803687
– Anand
Nov 22 at 8:13
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What docker image are you running?
– libzz
Nov 22 at 6:01
i am not sure what do you mean by this. We are running sales.js
– Hitu Bansal
Nov 22 at 6:06
1
What is the value of FROM in your dockerfile? If it's an operating system, like Ubuntu, Centos, etc., you can use
docker exec -it <container name> bashto access the files.– libzz
Nov 22 at 6:08
it's Centos. i am doing the same and not able to find that file
– Hitu Bansal
Nov 22 at 6:09
1
Hope this helps stackoverflow.com/a/40324326/803687
– Anand
Nov 22 at 8:13