Alexander Trost

@gioragutt If you set `LINK_SETTINGS_TO_DATA: "True"`, your data dir on the host will have a `settings` directory in which you can edit the `settings.py`.

Just use `docker-compose stop && docker-compose rm` and to start again `docker-compose up -d`. The container is currently for being started and "on stop" being deleted and recreated. Are you...

@gioragutt `docker-compose rm` only removes the containers, as long as you have specified volumes for the data in the `docker-compose.yml` you are good.

@timabbott @jeaye Guys, you are talking about a container, not a VM. A container should be rebuilt "every day" or when new updates are available (for the OS base image...

@jeaye Yes, that would be a way to do it. Though there are three points coming from this: * Creating a scheduled pipeline which will update the image if needed...

@gioragutt Write it as `ALLOWED_HOSTS: '["domain"]'`. It is a "special type" which set automatically set as an array (printed as is), see https://github.com/zulip/docker-zulip/blob/master/entrypoint.sh#L280-L289.

It seems that the Docker `osxfs` storage driver on Mac is probably causing the problem, see https://stackoverflow.com/a/43213455.

@timabbott I don't see a permissions error here. Are you talking about `cp: failed to access '/data/settings/etc-zulip': Too many levels of symbolic links`? @zingmars Try to delete the `settings/` directory...

@luisgois 1. Every container has its own localhost. You need to specify the full SMTP server address to be used in containers (there are other ways but they are "messy"...

Thanks for the PR! Seems like you might need to run `go fmt` on the changed code files to get the CI passing: https://github.com/galexrt/dellhw_exporter/runs/7565202837?check_suite_focus=true Overall the code change looks good,...