2 years ago
railway shell --service inbound-mx
Entering subshell with Railway variables available. Type 'exit' to exit.
Doesn't open the shell - Project ID: 44fd9123-c066-4c9a-b095-6f3aa6e49878
16 Replies
2 years ago
it opens a local shell with the with Railway variables available.
2 years ago
oh it doesn't put me in the shell on the VPS? <:Facepalm:1182373892455678132>
2 years ago
nope, railway is also a container environment, not VPS
2 years ago
Yeah - sorry. I meant container.
So I have a Docker image that I am running, I added a Storage to it and trying to create a config in the storage. Is that possible?
2 years ago
you mean a volume?
2 years ago
Yes - sorry <:Facepalm:1182373892455678132> (not using the right lingo, long day)
2 years ago
how often will this config file need to be modified?
2 years ago
Never (or very rarely)
2 years ago
does your app save info into this config file?
2 years ago
nope just reads from it. e.g. what to log and the format.
2 years ago
does it hold sensitive data?
2 years ago
Nope - I am running an inbound MTA (Kumo) and the Config is just around what domains to accept mail from, and what to log, and the format to send the Webhook in.
2 years ago
can the config file be placed in your repo?
2 years ago
I could potentially go that route honestly
2 years ago
Update - that path worked, pretty easy and simply. Can't believe I didn't think of that <:Facepalm:1182373892455678132>
2 years ago
awsome!