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    Synology Open Source Project

    The open source projects that ship with Synology NAS.

    These source codes for Synology NAS and related projects allow you to modify packages with the most languages on a single PC. The licenses used by these projects vary. Please refer to the LICENSE / COPYING / COPYRIGHT files included in each project or announcements in the source code. Please note that starting from 2021/7, we are moving some of these projects to this webpage (https://archive.synology.com/download/ToolChain). You can also find more resources in Synology Dev Center...
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    nsenter

    nsenter

    Start a shell inside a Docker container

    nsenter is a historical Docker utility repository that made the Linux nsenter tool easy to build and install when major distributions did not yet ship it. The tool enters the namespaces of an existing process, making it possible to inspect or interact with a running container from the host. The repository includes a Docker-based installer and a docker-enter helper that locates a container’s process ID automatically. It was especially useful before docker exec became standard. Unlike docker exec, namespace entry does not automatically join the container’s cgroups. ...
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