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#312093 16-Mar-2024 12:39
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I'm considering hosting a text editor that can access files from the Docker image itself e.g. File | Open shows its folder list, including the config folder. Open local (PC) folders is not essential.

 

I want to map a UNC folder into the config folder and then see if I can open remote files on the browser through that.

 

I tried code-server - too much for what I want.





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  #3207006 16-Mar-2024 18:39
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Answering my own question. Since this would run on a Synology NAS, I can map the target network drive as a sub-folder of a shared folder and open files using the native Text Editor app available when you login to the NAS.

 

No need for a Dockerised text editor - the one available is good enough for my needs in this case.  





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