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Consider adding a self-destruct / timeout feature. #695
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Progress: https://github.com/jdeathe/centos-ssh/pull/800/files Adds a Need to combine with a suitable restart policy depending on the use-case. TODO:
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It might be useful to configure the container with an expiry time so that the user's access and container is limited to a certain date/time or for a timeout period.
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