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Support has been added when launching commands in a Container to specify a security option profile.  This can be done in
 
Support has been added when launching commands in a Container to specify a security option profile.  This can be done in
 
lieu of specifying privileged mode.  For example, to run gdbserver, one can specify "seccomp:unprofiled" to allow ptrace
 
lieu of specifying privileged mode.  For example, to run gdbserver, one can specify "seccomp:unprofiled" to allow ptrace
commands to be run by the gdb server.  The security options are also now shown in the Properties View.
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commands to be run by the gdb server.   
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The security options are also now shown in the Properties View.
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===Editor Changes===
 
===Editor Changes===
  
 
Many of the Linux Tools editors have been modified to use the new generic editor as a base.
 
Many of the Linux Tools editors have been modified to use the new generic editor as a base.

Revision as of 17:29, 24 May 2017

Docker Tooling

Update of Docker Client

The level of the underlying com.spotify.docker.client plug-in used to access the Docker daemon has been upgraded to 6.1.1.

New Security Options

Support has been added when launching commands in a Container to specify a security option profile. This can be done in lieu of specifying privileged mode. For example, to run gdbserver, one can specify "seccomp:unprofiled" to allow ptrace commands to be run by the gdb server.

LinuxToolsUnconfiedOption.png

The security options are also now shown in the Properties View.

LinuxToolsUnconfinedProperty.png

Editor Changes

Many of the Linux Tools editors have been modified to use the new generic editor as a base.

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