Originally created by @lgwapnitsky on GitHub (Sep 6, 2025).
If I run periphery as a systemd process, a git pull creates the proper clone path. Yet, if I run periphery under docker, referencing the docker.sock file in the proper location, i only get repos created in the /etc/komodo/repos folder, which causes issues with some of my configs.
Running K and P 1.19.3
Originally created by @lgwapnitsky on GitHub (Sep 6, 2025).
If I run periphery as a systemd process, a git pull creates the proper clone path. Yet, if I run periphery under docker, referencing the docker.sock file in the proper location, i only get repos created in the /etc/komodo/repos folder, which causes issues with some of my configs.
Running K and P 1.19.3
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Originally created by @lgwapnitsky on GitHub (Sep 6, 2025).
If I run periphery as a systemd process, a git pull creates the proper clone path. Yet, if I run periphery under docker, referencing the docker.sock file in the proper location, i only get repos created in the /etc/komodo/repos folder, which causes issues with some of my configs.
Running K and P 1.19.3