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| # docksend [](https://travis-ci.org/lukasmartinelli/docksend) | ||
| # docksend.sh [](https://travis-ci.org/lukasmartinelli/docksend) | ||
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| A common use case with Docker is executing a virtualized process on a directory and capture stdout and mutated files. | ||
| `docksend.sh` is a quick and dirty solution for doing that remotely via SSH without setting up secure Docker Remote API access. | ||
| `docksend.sh` is a quick and dirty solution for doing that remotely via SSH without setting up Docker Remote API access. | ||
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| `docksend.sh` is a 100 line bash script which let's you send docker commands | ||
| to a remote Docker host and capture the output and modified files: | ||
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| ### Options | ||
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| - `-v`: bind a local directory to a docker volume (default: `$(pwd):/root`) | ||
| - `-d`: sync local directory to specific folder on remote machine (default: temp dir that is deleted afterwards) | ||
| - `-d`: sync local directory to specific folder on remote machine (default: temp directory that is deleted afterwards) | ||
| - `-i`: ssh key used for connection | ||
| - `-p`: pull docker image silently before running command (no cluttered stdout) | ||
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| ## Create PDF with LaTeX | ||
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| Create a PDF without installing the full texlive suite locally. | ||
| After telling executing `docksend.sh` you should now have a tex.pdf file in your folder. | ||
| After running `docksend.sh` you should now have a tex.pdf file in your folder. | ||
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| ```bash | ||
| ./docksend.sh [email protected] ontouchstart/texlive-full pdftex tex.tex | ||
| ``` | ||
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| In this example we ommited the `-v` volume binding. This means that `docksend.sh` | ||
| In this example we omited the `-v` volume binding. This means that `docksend.sh` | ||
| will automatically bind the current directory to `/root` and set the working | ||
| directory to `/root` as well. | ||
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