> I want to create an LMS Docker build-and-run that works "out of the box"
> without having to add additional configuration through the UI between
> container restarts.
Why don't you store the prefs folder outside the container?
> I suppose I'm hoping that I can derive a token (once) and keep it
> somewhere safe, and then inject it into my container on runtime perhaps
> as an environment variable.
It's stored in the cache/spotty folder. You could certainly back this up
and restore from somewhere. But as I said: I'd rather persist the cache
and prefs folder outside the container.
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Michael
> without having to add additional configuration through the UI between
> container restarts.
Why don't you store the prefs folder outside the container?
> I suppose I'm hoping that I can derive a token (once) and keep it
> somewhere safe, and then inject it into my container on runtime perhaps
> as an environment variable.
It's stored in the cache/spotty folder. You could certainly back this up
and restore from somewhere. But as I said: I'd rather persist the cache
and prefs folder outside the container.
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Michael