wicked-cli does not send the correct user ID and group ID into the the kickstarter, so that the kickstarter will write files using the wrong ID, possibly "root", rendering all files read only on the local machine.
The previous docs had a workaround for this by passing in user ID and group ID to the kickstarter container. If wicked-cli detects Linux, it should do this automatically when starting the Kickstarter
DonMartin76
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5 years ago
wicked-clidoes not send the correct user ID and group ID into the the kickstarter, so that the kickstarter will write files using the wrong ID, possibly "root", rendering all files read only on the local machine.The previous docs had a workaround for this by passing in user ID and group ID to the kickstarter container. If wicked-cli detects Linux, it should do this automatically when starting the Kickstarter