status of docker compatibility
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Re: status of docker compatibility
Apologies. This happened if neither docker or podman was installed. Fixed and re-written.
Re: status of docker compatibility
@markrmau
I am interested in Docker, but since you are working on a server via a "thin" client, how are you going to open files and where are the files being stored?
I am interested in Docker, but since you are working on a server via a "thin" client, how are you going to open files and where are the files being stored?
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Re: status of docker compatibility
@grd
The openfoam simulation mesh and output files are stored on the same computer that freecad is running on - the local computer directories are accessed by the docker container. On windows there is a transfer overhead unless the fast filesystem integration is used.
The capability has been merged into the main repository now, but is not visible until podman or docker is installed - see the installation instructions here:
https://gitlab.com/opensimproject/cfdof ... r-install
The openfoam simulation mesh and output files are stored on the same computer that freecad is running on - the local computer directories are accessed by the docker container. On windows there is a transfer overhead unless the fast filesystem integration is used.
The capability has been merged into the main repository now, but is not visible until podman or docker is installed - see the installation instructions here:
https://gitlab.com/opensimproject/cfdof ... r-install