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Add option to run bot with screen/Docker
See original GitHub issueAs user @Brackyt suggested on Discord, add option to run the bot using screen/Docker instead of directly running with python/nohup
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- Created 2 years ago
- Reactions:1
- Comments:5 (5 by maintainers)
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☝🏻 yes, one can set it up so that inter-docker operations can be piped in and out of the image
☝🏻 As for issue #5 the docker image may serve as a fix for that too 😃
Thanks for the info, I’ll start working on it asap
Of course, go ahead! 😄