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Hello, I am trying to migrate to a new installation with AWS RDS as my database (which I have already been using for years). The problem with RDS is the lack of the SUPER privilege and the way mysqldump works when invoked via Plesk. My dumps have some lines that cause problems: SET...

I see, but is it Plesk that manages what containers startup automatically (via "Automatic start after system reboot" option) or does it use some external process manager?

I was wondering if there is a way to use the --user parameter of docker to have the containers creating files with the users I need to use and not root.

I ended up trying to restart the docker service and it worked fine!

Maybe I wasn't clear, I have no issues in using the containers, even via Docker Proxy Rules, but the containers themselves can't reach the internet or resolve DNS queries, like if their networking bridge is host-only.

Wow, I actually forgot to use "sudo". It works fine using it. Could you please also tell me how to get the containers connected to the internet?

Hello, I'm running as the default ubuntu user in Ubuntu 16.04. The result is this: ubuntu@dev:/home$ service docker status ● docker.service - Docker Application Container Engine Loaded: loaded...

PS: I would need also help for managing network access. It seems that the docker containers cannot resolve any DNS query.

Hello, how am I supposed to interact with docker from the command line? I tried to do a simple "docker ps" but the result was: Cannot connect to the Docker daemon. Is the docker daemon running on this host? Thanks.