configure.sh: Add option to disable SELinux labeling for container volumes #8019
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Adds --disable-labeling to configure.sh. Passing this option passes --security-opt label=disable to the container, which disables SELinux labeling.
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Adds
--disable-labelingto configure.sh. Passing this option passes--security-opt label=disableto the container arguments, which disables SELinux labeling. This is something of a nuclear option compared to :z or :Z for volume binds, but far simpler and basically guaranteed to work, and for a build container the security implications hardly matter.The existing
--relabel-volumesoption which passes:Z(capital) is a little bit not-nice because it relabels the files on the host (:z, lowercase, only relabels them in the container).