On 18-12-2024 19:35, Alessandro Vesely via Dng wrote:
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> On Wed 18/Dec/2024 18:50:22 +0100 Marin Ivanov wrote:
>> The solution to your permission issues is to add yourself to docker
>> group:
>> # usermod -aG docker ale
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>> If you don't want to restart the user session.
>> $ newgrp docker
>> $ docker ...
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> Done, to no avail.  Thanks anyway.
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>> I don't get why you need oletools. If you really need it, either use
>> python venv
>> or install it as a debian package.
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> I just gave it a package name, knowing about the
> externally-managed-environment error.  There is no Debian oletools. 
> It's a handy package I use to check that Office attachments contain no
> macros.
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> Best
> Ale
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There is a Debian oletools
https://packages.debian.org/search?searchon=names&keywords=python3-olefile.
And if you definitive wants to use pip you use:

pip3 install oletools --break-system-packages


Adding your user to docker group gives your user root-like permissions
and should only be used when you are the only user.