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Hey,
You guys should probably remove the sudo from pip install from your "How To Use" section in your readme (I'm not sure whether PIP drops privileges these days, but either way it's bad practice and some people will probably follow your instructions line by line).
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Problem n°1
In PivotSuite Server Options:
there are no --remote-ip
or --remote-port
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I used to launch pupy using the script
./start-compose.sh
(like mentioned in your documentation). But it looks like this file no longer exists.Did you remove this functionality ? If so can you plz remove it from the documentation ! If not, can you tell me please how I can launch
pupy
now with docker-compose ?PS : pupy rocks, really thank you for the author and contributors.