@@ -281,9 +281,9 @@ Docker Usage
281281docker run -p 8080:8080 ghcr.io/alphaone1/sonicweb:v1.6.0
282282```
283283
284- and it will show this documentation. The entrypoint of the dockerfile just starts * SonicWeb* without any parameters.
285- So ` /www ` is the default web root directory. Every parameter passed after the image name is appended as a parameter
286- to * SonicWeb* . For example, running
284+ and it will show this documentation. The entrypoint of the Dockerfile just starts * SonicWeb* without any parameters.
285+ Therefore, ` /www ` is the default web root directory. Every parameter passed after the image name is appended as a
286+ parameter to * SonicWeb* . For example, running
287287
288288``` sh
289289docker run -p 8080:8080 ghcr.io/alphaone1/sonicweb:v1.6.0 --log=debug
@@ -296,15 +296,15 @@ is equivalent to running:
296296```
297297
298298The docker image is prepared to have new web content mounted on ` /www ` replacing the default content entirely. A new
299- web root directory, e.g., ` myapp/ ` could be mounted like this:
299+ web root directory, e.g., ` myapp/ ` , can be mounted like this:
300300
301301``` sh
302302docker run -p 8080:8080 -v ./myapp:/www:ro ghcr.io/alphaone1/sonicweb:v1.6.0
303303```
304304
305305Note that without specifying the ` :ro ` flag, the content will be mounted as read-write. * SonicWeb* does not write into
306- the mounted directory. Nevertheless, it poses a potential risk. Also take care that the content of the mounts is
307- readable by the non-root user that * SonicWeb* uses (UID 65532).
306+ the mounted directory. Nevertheless, it poses a potential risk. Ensure that the mounted content is readable by the
307+ non-root user that * SonicWeb* uses (UID 65532).
308308
309309If telemetry is needed, port 8081 needs to be exposed additionally:
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