pass variables via docker start instead of docker run about php HOT 3 CLOSED

Sorry, i am new to docker. I didnt know such questions are not welcome here.

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@sbaum2s

With docker run --rm, the container will be automatically removed after it stops. You can remove the --rm option from docker run, then the container will remain on the system in a stopped state after it finishes running, allowing for inspection or restarting later.

I don't think this is an issue with my Docker images. Instead, it's common knowledge about how to run containers from existing Docker images. You can find more details about the differences in commands on Docker's official website.

docker run creates and starts a new container from an image, combining the setup and execution in one step. It allows specifying configurations like ports, volumes, and environment variables. Each run command results in a new container.

docker start restarts an existing, stopped container without creating a new one or changing its configuration. It resumes the container from its last state, useful for restarting after a stop or system reboot.

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@sbaum2s

I apologize if I caused any misunderstanding or made you feel offended.

My intention was to help you find a more appropriate reference and to provide the information I thought would be helpful for your issue.

There's a dedicated section for Discussions on this repository where we can discuss usage-related matters. Would you be open to continuing our discussion there?

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