In order for the DNS Integrity Gateway container to properly create session log
files and new workflows, the Flask user inside the container must have access permissions
to read and write to files inside the <dns_integrity_gateway> directory. One
way to do this is to execute the following commands which give the Flask user inside the
container ownership of the logs and workflows folders. Make sure the DNS Integrity Gateway container is running and execute the following command. This command
attaches you to the DNS Integrity Gateway container so that the next commands are
executed inside it:
docker attach portal
This command gives the Flask user ownership of the logs folder mapped to the
<dns_integrity_gateway> directory on your host
machine:
chown -R flask: flask <dns_integrity_gateway>/logs