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## Install docker
https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/
## Initialize it
The directory `config` must contain a `users.txt`, containing one username per line, or a `passwords.txt` file, containing `username=password` lines.
If you do not provide a password file, it will be generated from user file.
The password file is the database from which users/passwords are created in the system.
Aditionnaly, you can add a file named `./config/init.sh` which will be executed (as root) before starting the servers. It is usefull for debuging and customisation purposes!
## Run it
While in this file directory, open a terminal and run the following command (the download can be very long…).
```
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```
(Logs will flow in your terminal, CTRL+C will stop the process).
## Initialize it
The directory `config` must contain a `users.txt` containing one username per line, or a `passwords.txt` file, containing `username=password` lines.
If you do not provide a password file, it will be generated from user file.
The password file is the database from which users/passwords are created in the system.
APermitRootLogindditionnaly, you can add a file named `./config/init.sh` which will be executed (as root) before starting the servers. It is usefull for debuging and customisation purposes!
## Use it
You can now ssh into your localhost (and others computer on the same network can ssh into your host).
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Students home directories are then listed in the `production_eleves` directory.
## Debug it
You can open a shell (as root) in the container anytime by running this command on the docker host:
You can open a shell in the container anytime by running this command on the docker host:
```
docker exec -it pythonsandbox bash
```

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def func2_1():
return 'Bonjour de func2_1'