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By default, dockge uses /opt/stacks to store stack data, wich may go against the Linux FHS
The actual interpretation of what/opt should be used for is somewhat flexible - for example, Unraid uses /opt/appdata to store application data, which could be considered against the FHS. Since dockge is in early development, I brought it up now so that it would be on the project radar and less painful if the switch needs to be made.
Note: I consider this serious enough to be considered a bug, not a feature request - the software is behaving in an unexpected fashion.
👟 Reproduction steps
N/A
👀 Expected behavior
dockge should use the more appropriate /srv folder to store stack data
🛡️ Security Policy
Description
By default,
dockge
uses/opt/stacks
to store stack data, wich may go against the Linux FHSThe actual interpretation of what
/opt
should be used for is somewhat flexible - for example, Unraid uses/opt/appdata
to store application data, which could be considered against the FHS. Sincedockge
is in early development, I brought it up now so that it would be on the project radar and less painful if the switch needs to be made.Note: I consider this serious enough to be considered a bug, not a feature request - the software is behaving in an unexpected fashion.
👟 Reproduction steps
N/A
👀 Expected behavior
dockge
should use the more appropriate /srv folder to store stack data😓 Actual Behavior
dockge
uses/opt
to store stack dataDockge Version
N/A
💻 Operating System and Arch
Linux/All
🌐 Browser
N/A
🐋 Docker Version
N/A
🟩 NodeJS Version
N/A
📝 Relevant log output
No response
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