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# Drylauncher
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## Why I made this repository:
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### The [moncho/dry](https://hub.docker.com/r/moncho/dry) docker image has not been updated in about 6 years as of now in January 2026.
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##### As a result I keep getting an error with it not working with the current version of docker.
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To be fair, their [git](https://github.com/moncho/dry) seems to be active. Last edit 8 months ago. But does not change the fact this image does not work on my current docker setups due to a version issue.
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#### I did a little digging, and I found this [jauderho/dry](https://hub.docker.com/r/jauderho/dry) image being maintained, however the documentation on how to deploy the image is still on moncho's side. This seeks to fix that. All this is is a bash script set to run a docker command to download the latest image and run it. It combines the docker command from moncho's documentation, and just simply replaces the image with the current jauderho.
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## Installation
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## This script assumes that you already have DOCKER installed!
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1. #### Clone this repository using the command: `git clone https://git.bens-cloud.com/angel/drylauncher.git`
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2. #### Either run the install.sh to automatically copy the binary to the proper directory. Make sure to make the .sh files executable by running `chmod +x dry *.sh` then `./install.sh`
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### Or
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#### Still run the command above to give the selected files executable and then manually copy the drylauncher binary to your /usr/local/bin/using the command: `cp dry.sh /usr/local/bin/dry`
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3. #### Now simply run in your command line: `dry`. You may wish to launch it with sudo priveledges if your containers are running as root. If you dont see your containers, try instead running: `sudo dry`.
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