Add chromium and set up X11 socket #459
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This didn't work on my machine, but it should as long the X11 server on the host is allowing connections from the docker container. This involves using 'xhost' to specify permissions.
stardust66
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Feb 18, 2018
| @@ -16,4 +16,5 @@ WORKDIR /refugerestrooms | |||
| COPY Gemfile /refugerestrooms/Gemfile | |||
| COPY Gemfile.lock /refugerestrooms/Gemfile.lock | |||
| RUN bundle install | |||
| RUN apt-get install -y chromium | |||
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I put this at the end instead of with all the apt-get statements so Docker can use its cache for everything that came before.
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I tried something similar and am still getting "Cannot open display" :/ |
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Yeah that's what I've been getting. Did you change the permissions with |
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Closing this for now. No progress has been made recently. |
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This didn't work on my machine, but it should as long the X11 server on the host is allowing connections from the docker container. This involves using 'xhost' to specify permissions.
You'll need XQuartz if you're on a Mac, or Cygwin/X if you're on Windows.
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/tmp/.X11-unix) to container.DISPLAYto container.