Permission Errors with SELinux Enabled.

[Alexhuszagh]

On a Fedora install with all the dependencies properly installed, running docker compose up will lead to permission errors if SELinux is enabled or set to enforcing mode.

A simple fix is sudo setenforce 0, which will temporarily set SELinux into permissive mode for the shell session, although this may not be recommended for production environments (some more fine-grained control of host resources may be desired). At the very least, it might be nice to document this for Linux users, even though this is a very common issue with docker and SELinux in general.

[kaiyzen]

will add this to the readme, in general this tool has been focused on dev/test networks, we should revisit if folks are targeting selinux going into the production release