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March 21, 2014

by Justin Silver · Published March 21, 2014 · Last modified April 19, 2016

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Michal says:

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Doug says:

This is no longer needed. You can access it through either...
Cedric says:

Could these be done in one transaction and still be provable?
Pothi says:

Thanks so much. Wanted to output the response headers for the...
Justin Silver says:

I don't think that will work because gnu-libiconv isn't installed by...
Sebastian Mendel says:

What about `COPY --from=alpine:3.13 /usr/lib/preloadable_libiconv.so /usr/lib/preloadable_libiconv.so`
Jon says:

ok, never mind. Restart and all is well.
Jon says:

All I get is "operation not permitted"
Mario says:

Good job, thanks a lot it works now. Mario
Vuurvoske says:

thnx alot!
Yuri says:

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Dan says:

I'll just add for others working on this; this script needs...
Eduard Pozuelo says:

Thank you mate, you are great!
Alex says:

Thank you! Helped me a lot .

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