Dockerfile specifications for packages and WORKDIR for hacker #7
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No longer installs latest packages when container is made. This avoids problems in the future with newer packages breaking the labs. However, libc-dev does not have a specified package because it is a virtual package.
Prevents newer packages from breaking labs.
Prevents newer packages from breaking labs.
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Also: Twisted has been set to 19.2.0 in the Dockerfile. This is because we've only had issues with sslstrip for 19.2.0, and not arpspoof. |
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Added exact versions to packages in order to prevent updates that break labs. I did not specify libc-dev because it is a virtual package. Also added a fix for hacker-notebook, as Jupyter was not starting in the correct directory. I've tested these already while removing the previous containers in total (no cache), and there were no issues.
This closes #4 and closes #6