Paul Podgorsek

I have a silly question: I don't understand why don't you run the image with `--user=root`, like @UltimateDogg suggested initially? docker run --user=root ppodgorsek/robot-framework:latest If that doesn't work, try using...

@Rabieezz Unfortunately, the line you suggested below is only run upon the image creation, not dynamically at runtime: #Allow any user to create ssl certificates RUN chmod -R ugo+w /etc/ssl...

Hi @pismy , Thank you for the recap, I understand why you would like to avoid having to maintain an image if it can be done here ;) Regarding the...

I created a new branch (`issue-147`) to enable a default feature of Firefox for the import of Enterprise CA certificates. It is still a work in progress but would this...

By default, the Python SSL module uses the system CA certificate bundle, there should therefore be no issue at all when not relying on browsers. They are the real headache...

Are you sure `${PWD}/Tests_Recette` is correctly replaced by its full path when mounted? Could you try replacing `${PWD}` by the correct path and see if that works please?

The `${PWD}` syntax is for Windows. As you're running it in a shell script, please try using `` `pwd` `` instead.

The `No such file or directory` errors are usually due to: * a wrong path, * wrong file permissions. If the former is good, I'd try checking the latter by...

Is `chrome_config.txt` inside the `Tests_Recette/` folder, or at the same level?

Well, I guess you have your answer in that case! :) You're mounting `Tests_Recette/`, the `chrome_config.txt` file therefore cannot be found within it. I'd suggest keeping your `` `pwd`/Tests_Recette/ ``...