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Move S3 stats database to /var/run/discreetly directory #27
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We want to use a non-root user to run the application. Because of that we must store the database in a directory that can be accessed by the user. Creating a new directory which contains only the database seems to be a better idea than granting write access to the previously used directory which can be accessed by every process running in the container.